The program will emphasize important access management techniques and example application of them. Techniques covered will include, but not be limited to;
- Unsignalized access connection spacing
- Corner clearance
- Driveway channelizing islands
- Nontraversable medians
- Directional median openings
- Right-in/right-out only
- Indirect access
- Left-turn and right-turn deceleration lane
- Isolated left-turn bay
- Acceleration lanes
- Acquisition of access rights & development rights
Vergil Stover is professor emeritus of urban planning & civil engineering at Texas A&M University. His professional experience includes traffic impact studies, travel forecasting, economic analysis, urban land use & transportation plans, & highway construction.
Robert Layton, professor emeritus of civil engineering at OSU, specializes in transportation systems analysis, facility design, traffic operations & control, highway safety, transportation energy & economics. Both have extensive background in access management issues.
LaSells Stewart Center (campus map) |
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Ag Science Room |
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~Registration Closed~ |
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Nancy Brickman |
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541-737-4273 |
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School of Civil & Construction Engineering |
