Stakeholders’ Advisory Working Group
Traffic and Transit Group Meeting,
September 6, 2007
The Traffic and Transit SAWG meeting #3 was held on September 6, 2007 at Best Western in Nyack, NY. View minutes of the meeting here (PDF, 50KB).
The presentation can be viewed in the following formats:
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Title Slide.
Agenda.
Introduction to HOT Lanes.
The concept of HOT lanes.
Brief history of HOT lanes as an adaptation of High Occupancy Vehicle Lanes.
HOT lanes provide better utilization and introduce congestion pricing for one lane.
A listing of the benefits of HOT Lanes.
An explanation of how dynamic tolling works.
A schematic illustration of HOT lane configuration.
Hot lane examples from other cities.
HOT lanes on Route 91 in Orange County California.
A description of the SR 91 HOT lanes.
A graph illustrating the revenue growth on SR 91.
SR 91 toll structure by time of day.
Comments from SR 91 users in the Annual Report.
HOT lanes on I-15 in San Diego County, California.
A description of the I-15 HOT lanes.
Weekday toll structure on I-15.
Weekend toll structure on I-15.
HOT Lanes on I-394 in Hennepin County, Minnesota.
A description of I-394 HOT lanes.
Location map of I-394.
Example of dynamic tolling message sign.
Access design for I-394 HOT lanes.
Map of Bay Area HOT lanes planned.
Description of I-25 HOT lanes in Denver County and Boulder County, Colorado.
Description of Houston HOT lane operations.
Description of Maryland Express Lanes planning.
Description of planned I-395 and I-495 HOT Lanes in Virginia.
Description of I-95 HOT lanes proposed in Dade County and Broward County, Florida.
HOT lanes on I-287 in Rockland County, New York.
Background of HOT lane concept in Rockland County and across the Tappan Zee Bridge.
Description of the design issues faced in Rockland County, New York.
Planned lane configuration of I-287 Rockland County.
Illustration of Buffer Separated Slip Ramp entrance.
Illustration of Buffer Separated Slip Ramp exit.
Design Recommendations for Rockland County.
Technology recommendations for Rockland County.
Forecasting, pricing, and financing recommendations for Rockland County.
Operational issues in Rockland County.
Operational recommendations for Rockland County.
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