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August 1, 1995

This report describes the 2020 Regional Airport System Plan for the Delaware Valley. The Plan includes 27 existing airports in the twelve county region; of these airports, three are commercial, twelve reliever, ten general aviation, and two military. In addition to the four existing heliports, three new sites are recommended in the Plan. The cost of the
recommended improvements is estimated at $740.……
July 1, 1995

This plan is the adopted long range transportation plan for the nine county region prepared in accordance with the requirements of the Intermodal Surface Transportation Efficiency Act and in conformity with the requirements of the Clean Air Act Ammendments of 1990. It contains a financially constrained set of regionally significant projects and policies as well as listing of future studies which are……
July 1, 1995

This report presents the estimates of daily vehicle-miles traveled in the nine-county Delaware Valley region. It includes a comparison of VMT estimates based on the HPMS counts (as generated by the states), DVRPC travel simulation model, and by the DVRPC enhanced
HPMS method of traffic counts. These methods are analyzed and compared at the county and regional levels.
July 1, 1995

This report presents and evaluates the impact of the Congestion Management System (CMS) strategies on US 322 Section 100 in Chester County and Delaware County. These strategies are largely targeted to home-based work trips. After a series of meetings, the steering
committee identified five strategies or DVRPC to analyze: Comprehensive employer-TDM, Carpooling/Vanpooling programs, Telecommuting, Park……
July 1, 1995

US 202 section 400 extends from Swedesford Road in Chester County to the Schuykill Expressway (I-76) in Montgomery County, a distance of 5.4 miles. Due to the traffic congestion experienced at the confluence of US 202, US 422, and I-76, efforts to improve this section were undertaken in the mid 1980's. PennDOT, as part of an Environmental Assessment that is under way, must conduct a Major Investment……
June 1, 1995

This interim report document the first two phases of as three phase effort to identify a network of highways that can adequately serve east-west travel across Gloucester County. This travel corridor runs between the Commodore Barry Bridge and NJ 55. Demand in this corridor gets extremely heavy in the summer months as the New Jersey Shore becomes a popular destination. Because US 322 provides a direct……
June 1, 1995

This report presents the results of a truck classification counting effort to test the validity of using short term counts to estimate 24 hour truck percentages and related characteristics. An evaluation of the degree of performance of four automatic counters, marketed by different
manufacturers, is also included. The sampling, statistical methodology, analysis and conclusions of the study are documented……
June 1, 1995

The focus of this plan is the twenty-three significant intermodal facilities in the Delaware Valley region where freight is exchanged between modes of transport in route to its final destination. A catalogue of these facilities and their supporting networks is provided, as is a listing of improvements and long term goals to achieve seamless transfers of goods. This plan, Report 29 of Direction 2020,……
June 1, 1995

At the request of SEPTA, Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission (DVRPC) examined current and future parking demand at 17 regional rail stations along the Lansdale/Doylesown (R5) rail line between the North Hills Station in Montgomery County and the Doylestown Station in Bucks County. The study's methodology included collecting data on recent services, facilities and patronage, defining the cummutershed……
May 1, 1995

This supplement contains five additional alternatives proposed for the restoration of servicento SEPTA's Newtown Line and follows an earlier report, published in January, which looked at two alternatives. The new alternatives include electrifying the line and operating direct service to the Philadelphia CBD, either via Fox Chase or via a connection to West Trenton Line near Bethayres; diesel shuttles,……