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Traffic Impact Analysis Standardization?The Orange County, California Experience

by Steve Hogan, EMA-Transportation Programs, Santa Ana, United States,
Jerry Ingram, EMA-Transportation Programs, Santa Ana, United States,
Kari Rigoni, EMA-Transportation Programs, Santa Ana, United States,



Document Type: Proceeding Paper

Part of: Site Impact Traffic Assessment: Problems and Solutions

Abstract:

Traffic Impact Analysis (TIA) procedures can vary significantly from one agency to another. In Orange County, many cities and the county have adopted their own specialized techniques and requirements that have made standardization of practices very difficult. This paper documents the approach taken in Orange County to develop uniform TIA guidelines in light of recent statewide legislation which requires closer coordination of transportation and land use decisions.

Subject Headings: Traffic analysis | Traffic surveys | Traffic signals | Traffic models | Traffic congestion | Land use | Land surveys | California | United States

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