2020
Workshop 1038
Protecting Cyclists at Intersections: Design Guidance, Research, and Knowledge Gaps
Sunday, January 12,
9:00 AM-
12:00 PM ET
Convention Center 2020, Salon A
Over 40% of urban bicyclist fatalities occurred at intersections in 2017, and cities are increasingly exploring the use of protected intersections to increase bicycle safety. This workshop will provide an overview of current design guidance and research, including NACTO’s recent “Don’t Give up at the Intersection” guidebook and presentations from leading researchers in the field on current knowledge gaps. The review will be followed by an interactive breakout discussion based on selected case studies to identify bicycle intersection design knowledge gaps and research needs.
No agenda available
Convention Center 2020, Salon A
Workshop | PDH
Lee Reis, No Organization
Sponsored by:
Standing Committee on Bicycle Transportation (Changed to ACH20 on 4/15/2020) (ANF20)
Standing Committee on Transportation Issues in Major Cities (Changed to City Transportation Issues Coordinating Council, A0030C, on 4/15/2020) (ABE30)
Standing Committee on Geometric Design (Merged with AHB65 to form Standing Committee on Performance Effects of Geometric Design, AKD10, on 4/15/2020) (AFB10)
Standing Committee on Traffic Signal Systems (Changed to ACP25 on 4/15/2020) (AHB25)
Standing Committee on Transportation Issues in Major Cities (Changed to City Transportation Issues Coordinating Council, A0030C, on 4/15/2020) (ABE30)
Standing Committee on Geometric Design (Merged with AHB65 to form Standing Committee on Performance Effects of Geometric Design, AKD10, on 4/15/2020) (AFB10)
Standing Committee on Traffic Signal Systems (Changed to ACP25 on 4/15/2020) (AHB25)
Over 40% of urban bicyclist fatalities occurred at intersections in 2017, and cities are increasingly exploring the use of protected intersections to increase bicycle safety. This workshop will provide an overview of current design guidance and research, including NACTO’s recent “Don’t Give up at the Intersection” guidebook and presentations from leading researchers in the field on current knowledge gaps. The review will be followed by an interactive breakout discussion based on selected case studies to identify bicycle intersection design knowledge gaps and research needs.
| Title | Presentation Number |
|---|---|
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Overview of the NACTO Don't Give Up at the Intersection Guidebook
Matthew Roe, National Association of City Transportation Officials
View Presentation
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P20-20724 |
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The FHWA’s New Web-Based Bicycle Facility Design Course
Darren Buck, Federal Highway Administration (FHWA)
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P20-20725 |
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Urban Bikeway Intersection Safety, Design, and Comfort: State of the Research (Part 1 of 3)
Kari Watkins, University of California, Davis
View Presentation
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P20-20726 |
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Urban Bikeway Intersection Safety, Design, and Comfort: State of the Research (Part 2 of 3)
Krista Nordback, UNC Highway Safety Research Center
View Presentation
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P20-20727 |
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Urban Bikeway Intersection Safety, Design, and Comfort: State of the Research (Part 1 of 3)
Christopher Monsere, Portland State University
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P20-20728 |
