LOS Report - Historical Data (1994-2020)

Appendix A (continued)

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Analysis Type

Plan Area

Road Type

LOS Std.

Length (mi)

Sig/ Mile 1.20

Max V/C 1.00

Pk Hr. Dir Vol

Pk Hr Dir Cap

V/MSV Ratio

Def Seg

On Street

From

To

FC PA

Reg

AADT 16,479

LOS

US HWY 41

7TH ST SW

19TH AVE NE

R

Y

4D

C

2.59

870

1,730

0.503

B

15 V/MSV Ratio (Volume to Maximum Service Volume Ratio): The V/MSV Ratio is the ratio of the peak hour directional volume to the peak hour directional MSV. The adjusted V/MSV ratio is calculated by dividing the estimated volume by the MSV. The resulting ratio gives an indication of how close the roadway is to reaching the maximum allowed capacity. Since a ratio of 1.0, indicates that the volume is equal to the MSV (at the desired LOS standard) a V/MSV ratio less than 1.0 indicates that additional traffic can be accommodated. A V/MSV ratio greater than 1.0 indicates that the volume has exceeded the capacity of the roadway at the acceptable LOS standard. 16 Def Seg (Deficient Roadway Segment): The roadway exceeds the adopted level of service standard.

17 Analysis Type: The Maximum Service Volume (MSV) was calculated using three types of analysis: 1. ART-PLAN analysis using generalized defaults from the FDOT 2002 Quality Level of Service Handbook are indicated in the column by a blank field. 2. ART-PLAN analysis using generalized defaults from the FDOT 2002 Level of Service for segments with inconsistent cross-sections indicated by β€œIC”. 3. ART-PLAN analysis using field verified data indicated by a β€œV”. 18 LOS (Aggregated Segment Peak Hour, Level of Service): LOS is the Peak Hour, Peak Directional Level of Service for the roadway segment. ( See Appendix B - Definition of Level of Service (LOS).)

Roadway LOS Report

A-3

January 2003

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