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In addition, the Vvoodland Drive I Rufous Street intersection was considered for analysis with traffic flows
estimated based on the through movement data obtained from the intersection counts at David Low Way
I Woodland Drive intersection. To be robust, it has been assumed that the activities in Rufous Street
(sports fields, tennis courts, kindergarten and community gardens) would generate 70 vehicle trip-ends
(vte)in the peak hours.
2.6 Intersection Operations
A series of SIDRA analyses were conducted to quantify the existing (2013)traffic operations at the David
Low Way I Woodland Drive intersection and the Woodland Drive I Rufous Street intersection. The
existing intersection layouts and the equivalent SIDRA representations are shown in Figures 2.2 and 2.3
respectively.
Figure 2.2: DAVID LOW WAY I WOODLAND DRIVE INTERSECTION
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