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Technical Committee on Geometric Design AASHTO Technical Committee on Geometric Design

AASHTO Standing Committee on Highways AASHTO Subcommittee on Design AASHTO Technical Committee on Geometric Design Provide a focal point and working group for developing and recommending AASHTO geometric design criteria. This assignment includes formulating new and revised criteria to keep current all geometric design standards, polices, and guidelines.

AASHTO Technical Committee on Geometric Design States from each of the four regions FHWA; serves as secretary American Public Works Association League of Cities National Association of County Engineers

Publication Responsibilities A Policy on Accommodation of Utilities within Freeway Right of Way, 2005 A Policy on Design Standards – Interstate System, 2005 Guide for Accommodating Utilities within Highway Right of Way, 2005 Guide for Development of Rest Areas on Major Arterials and Freeways, 2001

Publication Responsibilities Guide for the Planning, Design, and Operation of Pedestrian Facilities, 2004 Guidelines for Geometric Design of Very Low Volume Local Roads (ADT < 400), 2001 Guide for the Development of Bicycle Facilities, 1999 (NCHRP 20-7 Project Coordinated with Technical Committee on Non-motorized Transportation)

Research Proposals and Oversight Design Speed Alternatives for Selecting Geometric Criteria One – and Multi-Lane Loop Ramp Design Designing Roadway Transitions from Rural Highways to Urban/Suburban Highways or Streets

Research Proposals and Oversight Updated Headlamp Design Criteria for SAG Vertical Curves Superelevation Criteria for Sharp Horizontal Curves on Steep Grades Accommodating Oversize/Overweight Vehicles at Roundabouts

A Policy on Geometric Design of Highways and Streets ( Green Book )

Chapter 1 Highway Functions

Chapter 1 Highway Functions

Chapter 1 Highway Functions

Chapter 1 Highway Functions

Chapter 1 Highway Functions

Proposed Changes Designer Consideration of the Context of the Project Area Highlights the Flexibility Available to Encourage Choosing Design Criteria: Consistent with the Context of the Project Needs and Value of the Community With Respect to Economic Limitations Chapter 1

Design Controls and Criteria Chapter 2 Design Controls and Criteria

Design Control & Criteria Chapter 2 Design Control & Criteria

Design Control & Criteria Chapter 2 Design Control & Criteria

Proposed Changes Adding SU-40 Single Unit Truck (3-axle) Removing WB-50 Semitrailer Truck and Replacing with WB-62 Adding WB-92B – Rocky Mountain Double Chapter 2

Chapter 3 Elements of Design

Chapter 3 Elements of Design

Chapter 3 Elements of Design

Proposed Changes Stopping Sight Distance Tables Clarified Whether on Level, Wet Weather, or Grades Passing Sight Distance for Two-Lane Highways Revised (NCHRP Report 605) Height of Object will Include Discussion About Decision Sight Distance Chapter 3

Proposed Changes continued Revision Method for “Lane Drop Taper Length” for Passing Lane Sections Lighting – Updated to Conform to the Roadway Lighting Guide Chapter 3

Cross Section Elements Chapter 4 Cross Section Elements

Proposed Changes Traveled Way Definition Revised to be Consistent with Roadside Design Guide Rumble Strip Section Added Based on State Experience and TRB/FHWA Research Chapter 4

Proposed Changes continued Roadside Design Discussion Provided in a More Consistent Format with the Roadside Design Guide Sidewalks and Curb Ramps – Updating Discussion to Conform to AASHTO Pedestrian Guide and ADAAG Chapter 4

Local Roads and Streets Chapter 5 Local Roads and Streets

Local Roads and Streets Chapter 5 Local Roads and Streets

Local Roads and Streets Chapter 5 Local Roads and Streets

Proposed Changes Updated Reference to AASHTO LRFD Bridge Design Specifications Reorganized Clear Zone Discussion to Roadside Design Added Discussion of Level of Service in Rural/Urban Chapter Reorganized to Generally Follow Other Functional Chapters Chapter 5

Collector Roads and Streets Chapter 6 Collector Roads and Streets

Collector Roads and Streets Chapter 6 Collector Roads and Streets

Collector Roads and Streets Chapter 6 Collector Roads and Streets

Proposed Changes Chapter Reformatted to Provide Some Consistency with other Functional Classification Chapters Adding Text About Selection of LOS for this Functional Classification Roadside Design Discussion Chapter 6

Arterials (Rural & Urban) Chapter 7 Arterials (Rural & Urban)

Arterials (Rural & Urban) Chapter 7 Arterials (Rural & Urban)

Proposed Changes Added Discussion About Characteristics of Urban Arterials Added Discussion About LOS Selection for Urban Arterials Revised Discussion About the Relationship Between Design Speed and Lane Width Chapter 7

Proposed Changes Continued Benefits of Medians to Pedestrians in Urban Areas Added Discussion About Off-Setting Left Turn Lanes When Selecting Median Widths Chapter 7

Chapter 8 Freeways

Chapter 8 Freeways

Proposed Changes Added Discussion on Superelevation Rates on Freeways Considering Snow/Ice, Viaducts, and Section Consistency Reformat to Generally Sequence Other Functional Classification Chapters Reorganize Clear Zone Discussion to Roadside Design Chapter 8

Chapter 9 Intersections

Chapter 9 Intersections

Proposed Changes Chapter Being Reformatted to Provide Better Sequence of Design Material Adding Discussion of Intersection Capacity Based on HCM Updating Discussion of Roundabouts and Adding Discussion of Continuous Flow Intersections Chapter 9

Proposed Changes continued Expanding the Discussion of Indirect Left Turns and U-turns Based on TRB Access Management Manual: Definition of Functional Area Components of Auxiliary Lanes Deceleration Length Discussion Adding Design Criteria for Double/Triple Let Turns – NCHRP 505 Chapter 9

Grade Separations and Interchanges Chapter 10 Grade Separations and Interchanges

Grade Separations & Interchanges Chapter 10 Grade Separations & Interchanges

Proposed Changes Updating Exhibits for Directional/Semi-directional Interchanges Including an Exhibit for Diamond Interchange with Roundabout Intersection Control Providing Discussion of Two-lane Loop Ramp Design Providing Additional Guidance on Ramp Metering Chapter 10

Green Book Schedule Currently doing a technical mark up for consistency Committee meeting in the Fall of 2009 One more technical review Ballot in the First Quarter of Calendar 2010

Technical Committee on Geometric Design AASHTO Technical Committee on Geometric Design