12 Questions
What is the main objective of the Reconnaissance survey phase in the highway location process?
To identify feasible alternative routes and determine control points
Which of the following is NOT a factor considered during the Reconnaissance survey phase of the highway location process?
Detailed survey
Why is the evaluation of economic criteria important in the Preliminary location survey phase of highway location?
To assess the future impact of investing in highway construction resources
What is the task of the Final location survey phase in the highway location process?
Vertical and horizontal alignment design
Which environmental aspects are considered in the Preliminary location survey phase of highway location?
Human communities and pollution
What is a key consideration in selecting the best route during the Preliminary location survey phase of highway location?
Connection with local streets
What does 'Accessibility' refer to in the context of roadways?
Direct connection to abutting lands and land uses
Why do Arterials have a lower level of accessibility?
They do not provide access to adjoining properties
What is the main characteristic of local streets in terms of mobility?
Low speed traffic movement
Which type of data is included in the 'Engineering data' category during highway route location phases?
Traffic volume and topography
What type of data falls under the 'Social and demographic' category during highway route location phases?
Land use and zoning patterns
'Environmental data' during highway route location includes the location of which of the following?
Noise pollution effects
Test your understanding of the concepts of accessibility and mobility in the context of traffic, focusing on the connection between access, mobility, and the functional classification of highways. Explore how arterials have a high level of mobility compared to other types of roadways.
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