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07/2398 - Traffic report · 132007.2398
17 Elm N Pearsons Elms Figure 5: Proposed Configuration of Pearsons Road and Elm Street Table 7: 2009 Design Analysis - Elm Street / Pearsons Road intersections (with Right Tum Lane from Elm Street) Movement Volume Degree of Delay (s) 95" %lla Queue Saturation ) | (m) AM Peak Hour Elm Street South (1) 208 0.11 0 0 Elm Street South (R) — 55 0.06 11.3 2 Pearsons Road East (L) 74 0.10 11.5 4 Pearsons Road East (R) 3 0.10 11.5 4 Elm Street North (L) 4 0.29 8.2 0 Elm Street North (1) | 546 0.29 : 0 0 PM Peak Hour Elm Street South (1) 383 0.20 0 0° Elm Street South (R) 67 0.06 9.9 2 Pearsons Road East (L) 43 0.07 11.4 2 Pearsons Road East (R) 9 "0.07 11.3 — 2 Elm Street North (L) 5 0.22 8.2 ‘0 Elm Street North (T) 397 0.22 0 0 Note: Practical Maximum Degree of Saturation (%,) for unsignalised intersections is 0.80. The analysis indicates that, in 2009, the intersection of Elm Street / Pearsons Road would function at an acceptable degree of saturation during both the AM and PM peak hour periods with the introduction of traffic generated by the proposed development. 3427-001(1} Final.doc: 04/12/07 ||”
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