Special Event Operations City of Daytona Beach Traffic Engineering.

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Special Event Operations City of Daytona Beach Traffic Engineering

Major Events Race Weeks-January 28-Feb. 18, 2006 Bike Week-March 3-12,2006 Black College Reunion-Mar 31-Apr 2, 06 Pepsi 400-July 2, 2006 Biketoberfest-Oct , 2006 Turkey Rod Run-Nov , 2005

Major Issues Access to the venue Available Parking What is the most efficient way to move the traffic? What are our safety issues?

Tool Kit Traffic Management Center Signal Timing Plans Intersection Traffic Patterns

Resources Traffic Management Center CCTV cameras Closed loop traffic signal system CMS DASH

Traffic Signals Pedestrian crossing time Turn lane overflow Co-ordination speed Mid-block pedestrian crossings

Parking Availability Charge or free Money takers-experience counts Volunteers slow you down

Satellite Parking Lots Dedicated route inbound & outbound Are busses available? How do you flow the pedestrians?

After the Race-Parking  Signs help people find their car  Signs to direct drivers to the exits  Do you staff the outbound or is it everyone for themselves  Lighting for night races

Questions Robert Boggs, City Traffic Engineer City of Daytona Beach (386)