User:Hoskir/Revision Request 4190

REVISION REQUEST 4190

Copy only table 490.16.4

Table 940.16.4

Driveway Traffic Category	Average Daily Traffic Using Driveway	Peak Hour Traffic Using Driveway	Width at Right of Way Line With Two-Way Access6	Width at Right of Way Line With Two-Way Access6	Right-Turn Radius for Driveways in Urban Areas (At or below 45 mph Posted Speed)	Right-Turn Radius for Driveways in Rural Areas (Greater than 45 mph Posted Speed)
Residential	0 - 100	0 - 10	20 ft.1 - 30 ft.2	NA	10 ft.	25 ft.
Agricultural7	0 - 100	0 - 10	30 ft.1 - 40 ft.2	NA	20 ft. - 30 ft.5	30 ft. - 40 ft.5
Low Volume Commercial/Industrial	< 1500	< 150	28 ft.2 - 42 ft.3	20 ft.1	25 ft.	50 ft.
Medium Volume Commercial/Industrial	1,500 - 4,000	150 - 400	42 ft.3 - 54 ft.4	20 ft.1 - 30 ft.2	Design to handle typical large truck that uses the driveway	Design to handle typical large truck that uses the driveway
High Volume Commercial/Industrial	> 4000	> 400	Determined through a traffic study - normally 42 ft. or greater	Generally not applicable	Design to handle typical large truck that uses the driveway	Design to handle typical large truck that uses the driveway
1 One-lane driveways.
2 Driveway striped for two lanes.
3 Driveway striped for three lanes.
4 Driveway striped for four lanes.
5 Uncurbed radius or taper
6 Larger widths up to 60ft may be allowable when right of way is too narrow to accommodate turning radius or based on engineering judgment.
7 Larger widths up to 60ft may be allowable dependent on the type of agricultural activities and equipment the driveway would be expected to accommodate based on engineering judgement.