Manual Distribution. Trip Distribution/Assignment Analyzing where trips come from and go to in relation to development Analyzing where trips come from.

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Manual Distribution

Trip Distribution/Assignment Analyzing where trips come from and go to in relation to development Analyzing where trips come from and go to in relation to development Results in a determination of traffic that will use each access point and route on the roadway network Results in a determination of traffic that will use each access point and route on the roadway network Total traffic Total traffic Development traffic Development traffic Non-development (background) traffic Non-development (background) traffic Manual methods: most analysis estimate distribution and assignment at the same time Manual methods: most analysis estimate distribution and assignment at the same time

Manual Methods Trip Attenuation Method Manual Gravity Model Calculations Analogy Method Market-Based Method

You Start With Major Directions 12% 10% 17% 40% 6% 15%

Then You Distribute Trips To The Network 12% 10% 17% 40% 6% 15%

Major Directions Decided From Kimley Horn

Distributions Can Change Over Time

Trip Attenuation Assign site traffic according to turn percentages Reduce site volumes using attenuation factors to account for “intervening opportunities” for the trip to end

Sources For Trip Length Frequency Travel Characteristics Survey FSUTMS (DISTRIB.OUT report) National Personal Transportation Survey (NPTS)

Trip Attenuation Method

Example Trip Distribution and Assignment

N S EW Distribution and Assignment Office % of Exiting % of Entering % of Exiting % of Entering % of Exiting % of Entering % of Exiting % of Entering 83% 17% 83% 17% 83% 17% 83% 17% % of External Trips 50% External Trips 20% 15% 670 Trips Exiting Trips Entering Trips Exiting Trips Entering Trips Exiting Trips Entering Trips Exiting Trips Entering Total 335 Total 101 Total 134 Total 100 Office From ITE Trip Gen Professional Judgment

N S EW Distribution and Assignment Office Trips Entering Trips Exiting Trips Entering Trips Exiting Trips Entering Trips Exiting Trips Entering Trips Exiting Office

N S EW Distribution and Assignment Office Trips Exiting Trips Entering Trips Exiting Trips Entering Trips Exiting Trips Entering Trips Exiting Trips Entering Office

N S EW Distribution and Assignment Office Trips Exiting 278 Office

N Northbound Office

Office N Assignment of office traffic to four driveways in site plan

Office N Northbound Retail and Apt. 278 Northbound Office

Assignment

Assignment Background Traffic Background Traffic 1258 Total Northbound Development Traffic 980 Northbound Retail and Apt. 278 Northbound Office

Background Traffic CR 48 NB Link 1 Volume: 524 Background Development ===== 1,782 Total SB Link 1 Volume: 690 Background Development ===== 1,677 Total 22% 16%62% NB Link 2 Volume: 742 Background = 1,258 * 62% Development Traffic ==== 1,522 Total 22% 16%62% SB Link 2 Volume: 564 Background Development ==== 1,176 Total 1258 Total Northbound Development Traffic

NB Link 2 Volume: 742 Background = 1,258 * 62% Development Traffic ==== 1,522 Total Background Traffic CR Total Northbound Development Traffic Total Northbound Traffic Link 1 NB Link 1 Volume: 524 Background Development ===== 1,782 Total Assignment 1522 Total Northbound Traffic Link 2

From the Methodology Meeting: From the Methodology Meeting: Approved site plan with number (4) of planned driveway connections Approved site plan with number (4) of planned driveway connections 3679 total trips exiting and entering from four driveway connections 3679 total trips exiting and entering from four driveway connections Approved upon percentages by applicant and FDOT: Approved upon percentages by applicant and FDOT: 50% 50% 15% 15% 20% 20% Distribution of Trips- Shopping

To Interstate Local Road Distribution of Trips- Shopping 50% 15% 20% 3679

Distribution of Trips- Shopping % of External Trips % of Exiting % of Entering % of Exiting % of Entering % of External Trips % of Exiting % of Entering % of External Trips % of Exiting % of Entering External Trips 15% Trips Exiting Trips Entering Trips Exiting Trips Entering Trips Exiting Trips Entering Trips Exiting Trips Entering 3679 Total 50% 20% From ITE Trip Generation Report Driveway Volume

17% Entering 17% Entering 83% Exiting 83% Exiting Directional Distribution of Office Trips in the Evening

Distribution of Trips- Shopping % of External Trips % of Exiting % of Entering % of Exiting % of Entering % of External Trips % of Exiting % of Entering % of External Trips % of Exiting % of Entering 50% External Trips 20% 15% Trips Exiting Trips Entering Trips Exiting Trips Entering 52% Trips Exiting Trips Entering 48% 52% 48% 52% 48% Trips Exiting Trips Entering 52% 48% 3679 Total From ITE Trip Generation Report Driveway Volume

Distribution of Trips- Shopping % of External Trips % of Exiting % of Entering % of Exiting % of Entering % of External Trips % of Exiting % of Entering % of External Trips % of Exiting % of Entering 50% External Trips 20% 15% Trips Exiting Trips Entering Trips Exiting Trips Entering 52% Trips Exiting Trips Entering 48% 52% 48% 52% 48% Trips Exiting Trips Entering 52% 48% Total 1850 Total 552 Total 736 Total 551 From ITE Trip Generation Report 893 From ITE Trip Generation Report Driveway Volume

Distribution of Trips- Apartment % of External Trips % of Exiting % of Entering % of Exiting % of Entering % of External Trips % of Exiting % of Entering % of External Trips % of Exiting % of Entering 30% External Trips 25% 20% 25% Trips Exiting Trips Entering Trips Exiting Trips Entering 67% Trips Exiting Trips Entering 33% 67% 33% 67% 33% Trips Exiting Trips Entering 67% 33% Total 70 Total 58 Total 58 Total 46 From ITE Trip Generation Report Driveway Volume

% of External Trips % of Exiting % of Entering % of Exiting % of Entering % of External Trips % of Exiting % of Entering % of External Trips % of Exiting % of Entering 30% External Trips 25% 20% 25% Trips Exiting Trips Entering Trips Exiting Trips Entering 83% Trips Exiting Trips Entering 17% 83% 17% 83% 17% Trips Exiting Trips Entering 83% 17% Distribution of Trips- Office Total 335 Total 101 Total Total 100 From ITE Trip Generation Report Driveway Volume