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2009 Edition Part 4 Figure 4F-2. Guidelines for the Installation of Pedestrian Hybrid Beacons on High-Speed Roadways

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Figure 4F-2. Guidelines for the Installation of Pedestrian Hybrid Beacons on High-Speed Roadways

This figure shows a graph depicting guidelines for the installation of pedestrian hybrid beacons on high-speed roadways at speeds of more than 35 mph. The figure displays four curves for different crosswalk lengths: 34 ft, 50 ft, 72 ft, and 100 ft.

The table below shows the approximate vehicles per hour (VPH) on the major street and corresponding pedestrians per hour (PPH) for the total of all pedestrians crossing the major street.

 

Table for Figure 4F-2
Crosswalk length = 34 ft Crosswalk length = 50 ft Crosswalk length = 72 ft Crosswalk length = 100 ft
VPH on the major street (Total of both approaches) PPH for total of all pedestrians crossing the major street VPH on the major street (Total of both approaches) PPH for total of all pedestrians crossing the major street VPH on the major street (Total of both approaches) PPH for total of all pedestrians crossing the major street VPH on the major street (Total of both approaches) PPH for total of all pedestrians crossing the major street
2000 20* 2000 20* 2000 20* 2000 20*
1750 20* 1750 20* 1750 20* 1750 20*
1500 20* 1500 20* 1500 20* 1500 20*
1250 20* 1250 20* 1250 20* 1250 20*
1000 50 1000 20* 1000 20* 1000 20*
750 150 750 25 750 20* 750 20*
500 500 150 500 25 500 20*
250 250 250 300 250 100
225 225 175 500 100 500

* Note: 20 pph applies as the lower threshold volume.

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