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The software and documentation produced during Project L08 are currently being updated as part of NCHRP 3-115. Updated products will be available in early 2016 at hcm2010.org. After the 2016 release of upd
This document is intended to provide general guidance on the use of the computational engine for HCM Chapter 10, Freeway Facilities. This document is practitioner-friendly, not developer oriented. The focus is on how to use and interpret the results of the computational engine. Detailed discussio
This is one of several FREEVAL-RL spreadsheets used during the L38 workshop. Please refer to Related Artifacts for more information on FREEVAL-RL.
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The software and documentation produced during Project L08 are currently being updated as part of NCHRP 3-115. Updated products will be available in early 2016 at hcm2010.org. After the 2016 release of updated products, Pr
This is one of several spreadsheets used during the L38 workshop. Please refer to Related Artifacts for more information on Project L08 spreadsheets.
This is one of several FREEVAL spreadsheets used during the L38 workshop. Please refer to Related Artifacts for more information on FREEVAL.
This is one of several FREEVAL-RL spreadsheets used during the L38 workshop. Please refer to Related Artifacts for more information on FREEVAL-RL.
The Reliability area of the second Strategic Highway Research Program (SHRP 2) has focused on the need to improve travel time reliability on freeways and major arterials. SHRP 2 Project L07, Identification and Evaluation of the Cost-Effectiveness of Highway Design Features to Reduce Nonrecurrent
The purpose of this guide is to provide traffic engineers, highway designers, transportation planners, and decision makers with a catalog of highway design treatments that can be used to reduce nonrecurrent congestion and improve the reliability of urban and rural freeways. Nonrecurrent congestio
A presentation describing the key products of Project L07 and how they can be used to evaluate the potential effectiveness of various design treatments to improve travel time reliability.
