Florida’s First Eco-Sustainable City. 80,000+ Residential Units 10 million s.f. Non-Residential 20 Schools International Clean Technology Center Multi-Modal.

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Florida’s First Eco-Sustainable City

80,000+ Residential Units 10 million s.f. Non-Residential 20 Schools International Clean Technology Center Multi-Modal Transportation System Eco-Industrial Cluster

Forecasts travel patterns on a daily basis for a specified region. Forecasts travel patterns on a peak hour basis for a more specialized region.

Determines the number of trips produced or attracted to each TAZ Origins and Destinations are paired using a gravity model. Trips proportioned onto all available modes of transportation. Allocates trips between O/D pairs to particular routes based on travel costs.

Origin / Destination tables for conventional autos. Origin / Destination tables for trucks and other large goods vehicles. Origin / Destination tables for NEVs. Considered an alternative mode of transportation expected to account for a large portions of traffic throughout the Project. Expected transit vehicles required along a given route in the network.

Visualization of actual planned segment geometry helps to detect flawed designs. Influences traffic flow operation at intersections. Determine optimum location of signals based on current design specifications.