- 1. Go to the Omaha Functional Classification Map (http://mapacog.org/data-maps/federal-functional- classification/). Find a road segment for...

 

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- 1. Go to the Omaha Functional Classification Map (http://mapacog.org/data-maps/federal-functional- classification/). Find a road segment for each of the following functional classifications – Give the road name and the crossing streets defining that section of road. Include a screenshot/snip of the segment as shown on MAPA's Omaha Functional Classification Map. For example, Major Collector: Pine Street between 67th Stree and Ak-Sar-Ben Drive. Pine Street Keystone Trai Find address or place a. Other Freeways & Expressways b. Other principle arterial C. Minor arterial d. Major collector e. Minor collector 5-69th St पा 17 (You cannot use this example in your solution to part d) Pine Street Pine Street 2. Use Streetmix (https://www.streetmix.net/) to design a cross section for a redesigned Pine Street from 67th Street to Ak-Sar-Ben Drive (I decided to not give you a choice – sorry!). This section of roadway current serves about 150 vehicles in the heaviest direction during rush hours. The width of the right-of-way (ROW) is 80 ft. You can use this 80 ft however you think is best. Your design should provide for transit, bicycles & scooters, walking, and vehicles. When you are done, take a screenshot of your design. A good reference on urban street design is the NACTO Urban Street Design Guide. The NACTO Urban Bikeway Design Guide is also a good reference as are their other guides. As a note about StreetMix, here's a good article from the Omaha World Hearld about a traffic study for North 30th Street in Omaha. HDR did the study and used StreetMix as part of their work. I highly recommend reading through this article. 3. A roadway project has a design length of 45294.71 feet. If the construction starting point is designated as Sta 1000 +00, what is the station of the end point? 4. What is the distance, in meters, between the stations 23+485.78 and 89+231.84? - 1. Go to the Omaha Functional Classification Map (http://mapacog.org/data-maps/federal-functional- classification/). Find a road segment for each of the following functional classifications – Give the road name and the crossing streets defining that section of road. Include a screenshot/snip of the segment as shown on MAPA's Omaha Functional Classification Map. For example, Major Collector: Pine Street between 67th Stree and Ak-Sar-Ben Drive. Pine Street Keystone Trai Find address or place a. Other Freeways & Expressways b. Other principle arterial C. Minor arterial d. Major collector e. Minor collector 5-69th St पा 17 (You cannot use this example in your solution to part d) Pine Street Pine Street 2. Use Streetmix (https://www.streetmix.net/) to design a cross section for a redesigned Pine Street from 67th Street to Ak-Sar-Ben Drive (I decided to not give you a choice – sorry!). This section of roadway current serves about 150 vehicles in the heaviest direction during rush hours. The width of the right-of-way (ROW) is 80 ft. You can use this 80 ft however you think is best. Your design should provide for transit, bicycles & scooters, walking, and vehicles. When you are done, take a screenshot of your design. A good reference on urban street design is the NACTO Urban Street Design Guide. The NACTO Urban Bikeway Design Guide is also a good reference as are their other guides. As a note about StreetMix, here's a good article from the Omaha World Hearld about a traffic study for North 30th Street in Omaha. HDR did the study and used StreetMix as part of their work. I highly recommend reading through this article. 3. A roadway project has a design length of 45294.71 feet. If the construction starting point is designated as Sta 1000 +00, what is the station of the end point? 4. What is the distance, in meters, between the stations 23+485.78 and 89+231.84?

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