LDM Section 100 – Design Controls and
Exceptions
1. 105.2 –
Controlling Criteria – Added possibility to have a lane width design exception on
a low-speed roadway.
2. 105.3 – National
Network – Provided information on the National Network and its lane width
requirements.
LDM Section 300– Cross Section Design
1. 301.1.2 – Lane
Width – Referenced Section 105.3 for the National Network lane width requirements.
2. 301.2.4 –
Shoulder Cross Slope – Added a transition design for when the shoulder cross
slopes vary between the roadway and bridge.
3. Figure 301-2 –
Added Note D referencing the National Network lane width requirements in
Section 105.3.
4. Figure 301-4 –
Added the reference to the National Network in Section 105.3 in Note B.
LDM Section 400 – Intersection Design
1. Figure 401-8 –
Added design information for a design speed of 65 mph.
2. Figure 401-9 –
Added a design speed of 65 mph.
3. Figure 401-10 –
Updated figure.
4. Figure 401-12 –
Added design information for a design speed of 65 mph.
5. Figure 401-14aE
– For signalized intersection analyses in HCS, added text, “Note, protected
lefts must have a minimum contiguous duration of 7s.”
LDM Section 500 – Interchange Design
1. 505.2.1 –
Multi-Lane Exits – General –Added text to limit the use of Figure 505-2b to
System Interchanges. Added text for new Figure 505-2d to be used for 2-lane
exits at Service Interchanges.
2. Figures 503-4a
and 503-4b – Updated figures and details. Added Note E-4 on the Notes page
which refers to revised SCD RM-3.1.
3. Figure 503-5 –
Updated for the current truck design vehicle, WB-62.
4. Figure 505-1a –
Changed the lane taper rates from the speed taper to the rates shown in Table
A.
5. Figure 505-1b -
Changed the lane taper rates from the speed taper to the rates shown in Table
A.
6. Figure 505-2b –
Changed to only be used at System Interchanges.
7. Figure 505-2d –
New figure showing details for 2-lane exits at Service Interchanges.
8. Figure 505-3 –
Updated figure and provided more guidance on lane tapers, lane reductions,
pavement markings, etc.
LDM Section 550 – Requests for New or
Revised Access – Interstate Highways or Other Freeways
1. §550.1 – General
a. Revised date to
match new FHWA policy release date of May 22, 2017
2. §550.2 – Access
Point Request Document
a. Copy/pasted
FHWA’s May 22, 2017 two-point policy
b. Revised section
regarding degradation to mainline
c. Added text that
an Interchange Study needs to following ODOT’s PDP
d. Moved text for 6
policy points that are no longer part of the May 22, 2017 policy. These 6 items
are now addressed prior to the IMS/IJS, as part of the Feasibility Study (FS)
and Alternative Evaluation Report (AER)
e. Added text that
ORE will not review an IJS/IMS that
i. Does not have an
approved Purpose & Need; or
ii. Does not have
appropriate study limits required to support the approved P&N; or
iii. When ORE did not
review the FS and AER, when applicable; or
f. Add link to
Interchange Studies course manual at the end of section where it is referenced
g. Removed
Preliminary Access Point Request Document paragraph
3. §550.2.1 –
Interchange Operations Study (IOS)
a. Added more
examples of when an IOS is the appropriate level interchange study.
4. §550.3.1 – Study
Methodolgy (General)
a. Added text
stating another primary goal of an Interchange Study is to ensure traffic
queuing at the off-ramp does not hinder mainline operations.
5. §550.3.2
Constrained Traffic
a. Revised text to
step thru the process of when constrained analyses need to be performed and how
to prepare them.
6. §550.4 -
Environmental Studies
a. Removed section
and replaced with Submission of Interchange Studies. Added requirement to
submit a pdf of HCS/Synchro/SimTraffic results created from the software to
enable searchable text and to submit traffic analysis files (HCS, Synchro,
etc.) when all Interchange Studies are submitted
7. §550.5 - Review
Process
a. Changed title to
Review of Interchange Studies and moved portion discussing submissions to
§550.4
8. Example Problem
550-1 (Constrained Analyses)
a. Updated to
reflect current standards
LDM Section 600
– Figure 601-2 – changed wording of key for
median barrier warrants to match the Roadside Design Guide
– Figure 603-2 – Minimum barrier clearance
changed to “working width”. Working width of MGS with ½ post spacing is
3’6” and ¼ post spacing is 3’.
-601.2.1 – Safety Studies – added additional guidance on
factors typically included in a safety study.
-602.1.4 – approach slope used with MGS barrier shall be
10:1 of flatter.
-603.1.2.1 - approach slope used with MGS barrier shall be
10:1 of flatter.
-603.1.2.3 - approach slope used with MGS barrier shall be
10:1 of flatter.
State Highway Access Management Manual (SHAMM)
– Manual was completely re-written and updated.
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