Access management and site access services evaluate driveway locations, spacing, and access design to support safe and efficient roadway operations. Traffic engineers review access spacing, median openings, turning movements, and operational effects in coordination with site plan applications. These services support compliance with FDOT and local access management standards and assist with ROW Use Permit approvals.
Access Management Analysis
Access Management Analysis evaluates driveway locations, spacing, and access design along adjacent roadways. Traffic engineers analyze spacing requirements, median openings, and turning movements to confirm compliance with access management criteria. This analysis commonly supports site plan review and provides documentation required for FDOT and local ROW Use Permit approvals
Driveway Spacing and Median Opening Evaluation
Driveway Spacing and Median Opening Evaluation reviews proposed and existing driveway connections and median openings. Traffic engineers verify consistency with FDOT and local access management standards. The evaluation addresses spacing compliance, access conflicts, and turning movements to support safe operations and site plan approvals.
Site Internal Circulation Plans
Site Internal Circulation Plans evaluate the layout and function of internal roadways and drive aisles. Traffic engineers review parking circulation, loading areas, and pedestrian connections. The analysis confirms safe access between internal circulation and public roadways as part of the site plan approval process.
Turn Lane Warrant Analysis
Turn Lane Warrant Analysis determines whether auxiliary turn lanes are required based on traffic volumes and operating conditions. Traffic engineers apply FDOT and local warrant criteria to evaluate turning movements and safety. This analysis supports site plan review, ROW Use Permit applications, and development approvals.
FDOT and Local Agency Coordination
FDOT and local agency coordination supports access management, ROW Use Permit, and site plan approvals. Traffic engineers coordinate with FDOT, counties, and municipalities to address review comments and refine technical analyses. This effort supports driveway permits, access modifications, and transportation mitigation requirements.
