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NC 54 / I -40 CORRIDOR STUDY I F <br />OF <br />TRANSPORTATION -LAND USE MASTER PLAN <br />Figure 3 -7: Examples of Urban Structured Parking Facilities ........................................................... ............................... <br />3 -22 <br />Figure4 -1: Existing Transit S ervice .............................................................................................................. ............................4 -3 <br />Figure 4 -2: Chapel Hill Transit Daily Boardings by Bus Stop within the NC 54 Corridor ...................... ....................... <br />4-4 <br />Figure4 -3: Short Term Recommendations ................................................................................................... ............................4 <br />-8 <br />Figure4 -4: Long Term Recommendations .............................................................................................. ............................... <br />4 -12 <br />Figure 4 -5: Transit Improvements in the Bus and Rail Investment Plan ............................................. ............................... <br />4 -16 <br />Figure5 -1: Existing Pedestrian Facilities Map ........................................................................................... ............................5 <br />-3 <br />Figure5 -2: Existing Bicycle Facilities Map ................................................................................................. ............................5 <br />-5 <br />Figure 5 -3: Existing and Planned Pedestrian Facilities Map ................................................................... ............................5 <br />-9 <br />Figure5 -4: Existing and Planned Bicycle Facilities Map .................................................................... ............................... <br />5 -10 <br />Figure5 -5: Pedestrian Emphasis Areas ................................................................................................. ............................... <br />5 -12 <br />Figure5 -6: Bicycle and Pedestrian Network Recommendations ....................................................... ............................... <br />5 -13 <br />Figure5 -7: Corridor Crossing Facilities ..................................................................................................... ...........................5 <br />-14 <br />Figure 5 -8: Pedestrian & Bicyclist Crossing at Superstreet Locations .............................................. ............................... <br />5 -15 <br />Figure5 -9: Example of a Sharrow ............................................................................................................ ...........................5 <br />-16 <br />Figure5 -10: Regional Trails near the NC 54 Corridor ...................................................................... ............................... <br />5 -18 <br />Figure 5-11: Grade Separation Designs with Pedestrian Facilities ............................................................ .................... <br />5-19 <br />Figure 5 -12: Before and After Rendering of US 15 -501 Ramp Improvements for Pedestrians and Bicyclists .... <br />5 -22 <br />Figure 5 -13: Before and After Street View Rendering of Improvements at US 15 -501 Interchange ..................... <br />5 -23 <br />Figure 5 -14: Pedestrian Facilities at the 1 -40 Interchange Area (shown in grey) .......................... ............................... <br />5 -24 <br />Figure5 -15: I -440 Pedestrian Bridge ................................................................................................... ............................... <br />5 -25 <br />Figure 5 -16: Before and After Rendering of Light Rail Crossing with Accommodations for Pedestrians .... <br />5 -26 <br />Figure 6 -1: North Carolina Highways Carrying 70,000 Vehicles per Day ............................................... ....................... 6-4 <br />Figure 6 -2: Adopted Collector Street Network ......................................................................................... ............................6 -7 <br />Figure6 -3: Farrington Road Slip Ramp ...................................................................................................... ............................6 -8 <br />Figure 6 -4: Effects of Traffic Signals on Highway Capacity ................................................................... ............................6 -9 <br />Figure 6 -5: Functional Design Solution for the 1 -40 Interchange Area . ........................................ ............................... <br />6-11 <br />Figure6-6:1-40 Interchange Area Design Alternatives ..................................................................... ............................... <br />6 -12 <br />Figure 6-7:1-40 Interchange Area Design Solution Construction Phase 1 .................................... ............................... <br />6 -14 <br />Figure6-8:1-40 Interchange Area Design Solution Construction Phase 2 ...................................... ............................... <br />6 -15 <br />Figure 6-9:1-40 Interchange Area Design Solution Construction Phase 3 .................................... ............................... <br />6 -16 <br />Figure6 -10: Potential Access Reconfiguration for Celeste Circle ......................................................... ...........................6 <br />-17 <br />Figure6-11: Delay Comparison for Left Turn Movements at Farrington Road ............................. ............................... <br />6 -19 <br />Figure 6 -12: Recommended Eastbound 1 -40 On -Ramp Configuration ....................................................... .................... <br />6-20 <br />Figure6 -13: Partial Cloverleaf Interchange ........................................................................................ ............................... <br />6 -22 <br />Figure 6 -14: Example of Blue Striping for Bicycle Weave Segment ............................................. ............................... <br />6 -24 <br />Figure6 -15: Example of a Bicycle Box ................................................................................................. ............................... <br />6 -24 <br />DECEMBER 201 1 <br />