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EXISTING ROADWAY NETWORK <br />The project area (shown in Figure 1) is approximately 4.25 square miles bounded on the west by Ben <br />Wilson Road, on the east by The I‐85/US‐70 Connector, on the north by US‐70, and on the south by West <br />Ten Road and Bowman Road. The area lies between two municipalities, Mebane and Hillsborough. A <br />description of the transportation facilities in the general vicinity of the project study area is as follows: <br />I‐40/I‐85 is an eight‐lane interstate that runs concurrently through Guilford, Alamance, and Orange <br />Counties. I‐40 diverges from I‐85 at exit 163 south of Hillsborough. The posted speed limit is 65 mph and <br />the AADT is 98,000 vehicles/day. <br />Ben Wilson Road is a two‐lane major connector which is accessed from the Mebane Oaks Road <br />interchange on I‐85/40 and carries mainly residential traffic. It was recently extended to act as a service <br />road for employees of Morinaga America Foods, Inc. The extension of Ben Wilson Road to Mebane Oaks <br />Road has been studied, however plans have not been approved and will not be discussed in this report. <br />The posted speed limit is 35 mph. <br />West Ten Road is a two‐lane major connector south of I‐40/I‐85 which runs from Mattress Factory Road <br />to the I‐85 Connector. The posted speed limit is 55 mph, except for a 45 mph section near Gravelly Hill <br />Middle School, and the AADT is 1,800 vehicles/day. <br />Mattress Factory Road is a two‐lane major connector that is north of I‐40/85 which runs from East <br />Washington Street (SR 1303) to West Ten Road, intersecting at I‐40/85. The posted speed limit is 35 mph <br />and the AADT is 2,500 vehicles/day. <br />Buckhorn Road is a two‐lane major connector stretching from US‐70 in the north to Orange Grove Road <br />(SR 1006) in the south. Within the study area, i.e. from US‐70 to West Ten Road, Buckhorn Road has a <br />posted speed of 35 mph and the AADT is 2,700 vehicles/day. <br />US 70 is a two‐lane road classified as an Other Principal Arterial, which provides east‐west access across <br />Orange County from I‐85 and Durham in the east to Mebane in the west. US‐70 represents the northern <br />boundary of the study area. The posted speed limit is 45 mph and the AADT is between 3,600 and 5,300 <br />vehicles/day. <br />I‐85/US‐70 Connector is a four‐lane interstate providing access between I‐40/I‐85 and US‐70. A full <br />access interchange is provided at I‐40/I‐85, while a partial access interchange is present at US‐70. The <br />partial access interchange restricts westbound travel onto US 70 from the I‐85/US‐70 Connector and <br />southbound travel from US‐70 onto the I‐85/US‐70 Connector. The posted speed limit is 55 mph and the <br />AADT is 4,400 vehicles/day. <br /> 70
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