HomeMy WebLinkAboutPresentationTraffic Congestion — US 1 Corridor
• US 1 is the only connection to major urban centers
such as:
— Kendall/Dadeland Area
— South Miami
— University of Miami
— Coral Gables
— Coconut Grove
— Brickell
• Volumes along US 1 have increased slightly
• Mid -day off-peak hours have higher volumes,
matching afternoon peak
• Volumes along major roadways crossing US 1 have
increased as well
— LeJeune Road
— Grand Avenue
— Douglas Road
— Bird Road
— SW 27th Avenue
Heavy queues observed at
southbound US 1 and SW 27th Avenue
Traffic Signalization Out -of -Sync — US 1 Corridor
• It might appear that a commuter hits every single red-light along his way to Downtown
Miami
• Directional traffic along US 1 have balanced out, providing same levels of congestion
throughout the day in both directions
— conditions when Miami was one-way in the morning and one-way in the afternoon are gone
• The growth in mixed used developments and the addition of residential units in
Downtown Miami is changing the travel patterns
• The dynamic growth of Miami is out -pacing the signalization system and we need to
find a way to meet the travel demands
• Traffic control is not up-to-date
US 1 Corridor Area - Existing Cana
Coral Way
2178
2267
2268
4786
4791
5963
Bird Road
2620 3625
Grand Avenue
Legend:
r Signalized
Intersection
Notes:
• Four miles between LeJeune Road and Rickenbacker Causeway and over twelve signals in the corridor
• US 1 intersects both streets and avenues along the corridor
• US 1 connects major urban centers, including Kendall/Dadeland, South Miami, University of Miami, Coral Gables, Coconut Grove, and Brickell
US 1 Corridor Area - AM PEAK kni
3,500 feet
4
70s Offset
Direction of Travel
Bird Road
41s
Notes:
• Corridor progression during AM Peak Period is inbound towards Downtown Miami (northeastbound)
• At first glance the progression seems off with inconsistencies between LeJeune Road and SW 27th Avenue, need to look further in detail
• Major intersections at LeJeune Road/Grand Avenue, Douglas Road, Bird Road and SW 27th Avenue
3,200 feet
28s Offset
Grand Avenue
2,900 feet
51s Offset
2,850 feet
49s Offset
Legend:
Signalized
Intersection
Corridor
Progression
Offset
2178
2267
2268
4786
4791
5963
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Asset ID i
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US 1- south of SW 27th Avenue
Notes:
• High volumes observed throughout the day (slight demarcation of peak periods)
• More than 4,500 vehicles per hour observed each hour from 7:00a.m. to 7:OOp.m. (Over 6,500 during morning peak)
• Annual Average Daily Traffic volumes along US 1 remained while volumes on SW 27th Avenue indicated an increased
• Is this change taking time away from the through movement along US 1?
• Roadway improvements on US 1 provided for additional storage capacity, not volume capacity
• Removing conflicting movements, such as the closure of the median at SW 3l st Avenue provide for better traffic flow along the mainline
Traffic Counts - US 1 south of SW 27th Avenue
Northbound Southbound
TIME 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH TOTAL 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH TOTAL TOTAL NB SB
0 151 92 97 77 417 145 124 108 100 477 894 46.64% 53.36%
100 73 38 58 32 201 75 88 80 56 299 500 40.20% 59.80%
200 32 31 26 43 132 47 55 45 50 197 329 40.12% 59.88%
300 24 37 23 28 112 36 32 44 38 150 262 42.75% 57.25%
400 37 51 72 74 234 42 37 45 48 172 406 57.64% 42.36%
500 84 143 214 294 735 52 77 119 153 401 1136 64.70% 35.30%
600 336 499 672 887 2394 192 259 403 387 1241 3635 65.86% 34.14%
700 921 1019 882 811 3633 406 483 595 621 2105 5738
800 788 744 975 963 3470 617 634 724 601 2576 6046
63.31% 36.69%
57.39% 42.61%
900 971 869 869 875 3584 527 555 549 592 2223 5807 61.72% 38.28%
1000 742 764 691 621 2818 565 568 603 557 2293 5111 55.14% 44.86%
1100 578 712 616 591 2497 562 520 551 577 2210 4707 53.05% 46.95%
1200 609 668 690 596 2563 580 570 583 590 2323 4886 52.46% 47.54%
1300 699 658 597 671 2625 566 585 563 575 2289 4914 53.42% 46.58%
1400 716 715 684 626 2741 569 620 617 626 2432 5173 52.99% 47.01%
1500 624 591 683 625 2523 622 632 597 535 2386 4909 51.40% 48.60%
1600 568 702 626 637 2533 768 680 699 716 2863 5396
1700 657 810 793 730 2990 735 715 721 728 2899 5889
46.94% 53.06%
50.77% 49.23%
1800 614 830 671 615 2730 679 623 639 596 2537 5267 51.83% 48.17%
1900 557 528 547 453 2085 632 628 609 490 2359 4444 46.92% 53.08%
2000 470 485 430 414 1799 442 466 411 421 1740 3539 50.83% 49.17%
2100 386 455 393 350 1584 381 363 336 350 1430 3014 52.55% 47.45%
2200 365 328 294 252 1239 353 310 264 248 1175 2414 51.33% 48.67%
2300 286 240 198 195 919 248 293 248 188 977 1896 48.47% 51.53%
Traffic Signal — Advanced Traffic Management System
Miami -Dade County started the migration from the Urban Transportation Control System
(UTCS) to the new Advanced Traffic Management System (ATMS) in 2005. The migration of
2,800 signals was finalized in late 2012
What is wrong with current system?
• Congestion reduces effective travel speed along the corridor
• Without the proper vehicle detection, the system is not capable to address real time changes
• Vehicle detection system is not up to date
o loop detectors placed at the stop bar are not optimal to deal with congested/dynamic traffic flows
Why it has taken so long?
• Migration overlapped with recession period and drastic changes in travel patterns
• New system and county might still be working on getting used to it
What needs to be done?
• Evaluate the current conditions and time accordingly
• Need better detection system and better placement
• Explore wireless detector systems to have greater flexibility
What are we doing to help?
• Schedule meeting with MDC PWD Signals and Signs Division staff
• Evaluate state-of-the-art techniques to bring to Miami
• Work with the County to deploy these techniques in the City as the Pilot Program
Traffic Congestion — ATMS Signal Timings for US 1 at SW 27th Avenue
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Green Time
Current 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
TOD Schedule Elba Cvele NEL SWT SSL NBT SWL NET NBL SST Bina Offset DMA
1 110 10 33 8 31 10 33 8 31 0 69
3
6
9
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180 14 115 0 30 0 136 0 30 0 10
160 14 79 9 30 14 79 9 30 0 102
110 10 33 8 31 10 33 8 31 0 69
170 8 45 9 30 8 45 9 30 44
180 0 136 0 30 13 116 0 30 0 60
160 13 78 9 32 13 78 9 32 0 38
15 130
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10 51 11 30 10 51 11 30 0 8
110 8 33 9 32 8 33 9 32 44
130 10 51 11 30 10 51 11 30 0 8
140 11 57 12 32 11 57 12 32 0 111
0 150 13 66 11 _32 13 66 11 32 0 124
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130 12 46 13 31 12 46 13 31 0 17
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130 14 43 13 32 14 43 13 32 0 107
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130 76 52 7 17 9 69 0 31 0 89
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140 15 54 12 31 15 54 12 31 58
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130 24 54 7 17 9 69 0 31 0 113
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140 14 74 0 31 14 74 0 31 66
Local TOD Schedule
Time E.M. DOW
0000 16 M T W Th F
0000 8 Su S
0600 10 Su S
0600 3 MTWThF
0830 18 Su S
0930 6 M T W Th F
1100 19 Su S
1400 20 Su S
1530 11 MTWThF
1830 13 M T W Th F
2000 15 MTWThF
2000 21 Su S
2200 22 Su S
2200 16 MTWThF
Current Time of Day Function
Time Function
0000 TOD OUTPUTS
0230 TOD OUTPUTS
0600 TOD OUTPUTS
Saltines a Pax of Week
SuM T W ThF S
Su S
Su S
Local Time of Day Function
Time Function Settings • Daunt Week
00o0 TOD OUTPUTS ---- SuM T W ThF S
0130 TOD OUTPUTS 8--- MTWThF
0230 TOD OUTPUTS 8---- Su S
0530 TOD OUTPUTS --- MTWThF
0600 TOD OUTPUTS ---- Su S
0625 TOD OUTPUTS --5-- M T W ThF
0930 TOD OUTPUTS --- MTWThF
1535 TOD OUTPUTS —6-- MTWThF
1830 TOD OUTPUTS --- MTWThF
Settings
Blank- FREE- Phase Bank 1, Max 1
Blank - Plan - Phase Bank 1, Max 2
1 - Phase Bank 2, Max 1
2 - Phase Bank 2. Max 2
3 - Phase Bank 3, Max 1
4 - Phase Bank 3, Max 2
5- EXTERNAL PERMIT 1
6- EXTERNAL PERMIT 2
7 - X-PED OMIT
8-TBA
No Calendar Defined/Enabled
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Pocket Item on Traffic Congestion - Talking Points
Traffic Signalization Issues City Wide
• Major changes due to construction traffic and new
developments opening their doors impact traffic flow
and signalization control
• Other areas of particular interest are:
— Interstate 95
— State Road 836
— SW 8th Street from SW 12th Avenue to Brickell Avenue
— SW 7th Street during the afternoon peak hour, from 1-95 to
Brickell Avenue
— Brickell Avenue from SE 22nd Road to Miami River
— Biscayne Boulevard from 1-95 Ramps (Hyatt/Wholefoods
area) to NE 8th Street
— Biscayne Boulevard at 1-195 Interchange
— NW 7th Street from NW 37th Avenue to NW 17th Avenue
— SW 8th Street from SW 57th Avenue to SW 27th Avenue
— Coral Way from SW 37th Avenue to SW 12th Avenue
— Biscayne Boulevard from NE 54th Street to NE 82nd Street
— NE 79th Street/NE 82nd Street from Biscayne Boulevard to
Biscayne Bay
— NW 36th Street from NW 37th Avenue to NW 7th Avenue
— NW 7th Avenue from NW 20th Street to NW 54th Street
Miami -Dade Transit — Overall Ridership Numbers
FY2011 FY2012 FY2013 FY2014 FY2015
JAN 8,593,756 9,085,398 9,362,506 9,274,756 9,144,662
Signal Timing at US 1 and SW 27th Avenue
• 4/5 of green time allocated to US 1 through
movements
• Left -turn phases for US 1 southbound is restricted
during morning peak
• Left -turn phases for US 1 northbound is restricted
during afternoon peak
Green
Yellow
Red
Total
Cycle Length
Green
Yellow
Red
Total
Cycle Length
AM Peak Timing
Phase 1 Phase 2
US 1
NEL NET/SWT
14 115
4.9 4.9
2 2.2
20.9 122.1
Phase 3 Phase 4
SW 27 Avenue
NBL/SBL NBT/SBT
0 30
0 4.8
O 2.2
O 37
180 secs
PM Peak Timing
Phase 1 Phase 2
US 1
SWL NET/SWT
13 116
4.9
2
19.9
4.9
2.2
123.1
Phase 3 Phase 4
SW 27 Avenue
NBL/SBL NBT/SBT
O 30
O 4.8
O 2.2
O 37
180 secs