Combined measures are:
- Composed of more than one traffic calming measure at one location.
- Ideal for residential applications.
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Typical Design:
- Measures that are commonly integrated together are:
- Neighborhood Roundabouts - Deflector Islands;
- Chokers - Speed Humps, Speed Tables, Raised Cross Walks, Neighborhood
Roundabouts, and Medians;
- Neckdowns - Speed Humps, Speed Tables, Raised Cross Walks, and
Medians.
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Placement Issues:
- Place in areas where employing one measure is not enough to accomplish
design goal/s.
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Approximate Cost:
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Comments:
- It is important when combining measures to make sure drivers can still
navigate the combined measures intuitively.
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Advantages
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Disadvantages
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- Employing combined measures can create a more successful traffic
calming program.
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- Must consider disadvantages of all measures being combined and
brainstorm possible additional disadvantages associated with the
new combined measure.
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