FDOT District 6 Interstate I-75/SR 826 Managed Lanes From SR 836 to I ‐ 75 in Miami ‐ Dade County F.M. No.: 418423 ‐ 3 Presentation to Miami-Dade Metropolitan Planning Organization Citizen’s Transportation Advisory Committee (CTAC) October 19, 2011 Florida Department of Transportation
Background Florida Transportation Vision for the 21 st Century Creative financing alternatives Transportation choices Faster project delivery Develop a system of managed lanes 2007 USDOT UPA Partnership Successful implementation of 95 Express SR 826 Managed Lanes 2
95 Express Performance 95 Express lanes are safer and more reliable 95 Express improved mobility for transit users (22% increase in bus ridership) SR 826 Managed Lanes 3
95 Express Performance FY’11 Operational Analysis ‐ Speed Goal: Maintain Speed > 45 MPH 90% of Time Average AM Peak Period Speeds (Southbound) 2008 HOV – 20 MPH; GPL ‐ 15 MPH 2011 EL – 62 MPH; GPL – 50 MPH Average PM Peak Period Speeds (Northbound) 2008 HOV ‐ 18 MPH; GPL – 18 MPH 2011 EL – 56 MPH : GPL ‐ 41 MPH SR 826 Managed Lanes 4
Background I ‐ 75 PD&E Location Design Concept Approval anticipated in December 2011 Major project components: Provision of Express Bus Service & Park ‐ n ‐ Ride lots Two Managed Lanes in each direction utilizing I ‐ 75 median Operational Improvements proposed at major interchanges Direct connection at HEFT interchange SR 826 Managed Lanes 5
Background October LRTP and TIP Amendment proposed: To advance SR 826 PD&E and extend limits to SR 836 I ‐ 75 re ‐ evaluation and RFP development Funding for I ‐ 75 from NW 170 th Street to Miami ‐ Dade County line to be managed by FDOT District 4 SR 826 Location Design Concept Approval anticipated in Feb/March 2012 Major project components include: Evaluation of Express Bus Service on SR 826 Managed Lanes Two Managed Lanes proposed in each direction NB/SB via conversion of SR 826 HOV lane Operation of SR 826 general purpose lanes to be evaluated Direct managed lane ramp connector at I ‐ 75/SR 826 Interchange SR 826 Managed Lanes 6
Objective Expedite implementation of managed lanes on SR 826 and I ‐ 75 Determine viability of advancing both projects as Design/Build, Design/Build/Finance or as a P3 SR 826 Managed Lanes 7
Next Steps PD&E Study Traffic & Revenue and financial evaluation Project feasibility determination Preparation of RFP package SR 826 Managed Lanes 8
Key Components SR 826 Section Managed Lanes on SR 826 from SR AM AM PM PM 836 to I ‐ 75 Approximately 8 miles of four (4) managed lanes Direct ramp connection from SR 826 to I ‐ 75 (two managed lanes) I ‐ 75 Section Managed Lanes on I ‐ 75 from SR 826 to south of Miami Gardens Drive Approximately 4 miles of four (4) managed lanes District 4 project will provide managed lanes from Miami Gardens I ‐ 75 Express Lanes Potential Ingress Drive to I ‐ 595 Potential Egress Reversible Ramp SR 826 Managed Lanes 9
Typical Sections Miami ‐ Dade SR 826 Managed Lanes 10
Typical Sections Miami ‐ Dade SR 826 Managed Lanes 11
SR 826 Managed Lanes PD&E Study SR 826 Managed Lanes 12
I ‐ 75 PD&E Study SR 826 Managed Lanes 13
95 Express Phase 1 SR 826 Managed Lanes 14
95 Express Phase 2 SR 826 Managed Lanes 15
595 Express SR 826 Managed Lanes 16
SR 924 West Extension PD&E Study SR 826 Managed Lanes 17
SR 826 East/West PD&E Study SR 826 Managed Lanes 18
Closing Questions? SR 826 Managed Lanes 19
SAFETY FIRST Damaged vehicles can be replaced, But You can't! Drive Safe! SR 826 Managed Lanes 20
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