Evaluation of Significant Transportation Projects in Northern Virginia Transportation District
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1 Evaluation of Significant Transportation Projects in Northern Virginia Transportation District Fact Sheet #3 Winter 2015 Virginia Department of Transportation Update - Project Evaluation And Rating Since our spring 2014 update, the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT), the Department of Rail and Public Transportation (DRPT), and an independent consultant team (collectively known as the study team ), have worked together with local transportation and transit representatives to evaluate and rate 37 significant transportation projects in the Northern Virginia (NoVA) Transportation District. This effort was mandated by legislation passed by the General Assembly in The legislation directs that the project evaluation and rating be based on the project s expected effectiveness in easing congestion, and to the extent possible, the rating should also be based on the project s expected improvement in regional mobility in the event of a homeland security emergency. Last winter, the Northern Virginia Transportation Authority (NVTA) and the Commonwealth Transportation Board (CTB) nominated 37 projects for evaluation and rating. Twenty-five of the nominated projects are roadway improvements/widenings, five projects are interchange construction, five projects are intersection improvements, and two projects are traveler information/traffic management projects. NVTA did not nominate any transit projects for this current round of analysis. For project details, please refer to the Projects Nominated for Evaluation and Rating Map and the Evaluation and Rating Study Nominated Projects list on pages 2 and 3. All of the 37 selected projects were screened against (1) the CTB s six priorities for the Rating Study and (2) the criteria established in the legislation. This assessment helped identify significant projects that would reduce congestion and improve regional mobility in the event of a homeland security emergency. Although this screening process was set up to determine which projects would be evaluated and rated, all projects met the criteria to move to the Project Evaluation phase of the study the focus of this winter update. Read about Project Nomination and Project Selection in our earlier Fact Sheets Available online at: northernvirginia/evaluating_ significant_projects.asp
2 PROJECTS NOMINATED FOR EVALUATION AND RATING Ü NVTA-23 NVTA-25 NVTA-13 NVTA-26 NVTA-8 CTB-2 NVTA-27 NVTA-9 NVTA-22 NVTA-10 NVTA-7 NVTA-16 NVTA-19 NVTA-15 NVTA-14 NVTA-30 NVTA-1 NVTA-18 NVTA-4 NVTA-29 NVTA-32 CTB-3 NVTA-17 NVTA-3 NVTA-2 NVTA-18 NVTA-5 NVTA-21 NVTA-31 NVTA-6 NVTA-24 NVTA-18 NVTA-20 CTB-4 CTB-5 CTB-1 NVTA-12 NVTA-28 NVTA-11 Project Location (Not to scale) Miles
3 EVALUATION AND RATING STUDY NOMINATED PROJECTS Project ID Project Description Location NVTA-1 Improve Columbia Pike with left turn lanes, signalized intersections, bicycle & ped improvements and removal of 2 loop Arlington ramps at VA 27 interchange. NVTA-2 Widen Rolling Rd from 2 to 4 lanes between Old Keene Mill Rd and Springfield/Franconia Pkwy. Will include pedestrian Fairfax and bike facilities. NVTA-3 Widen Lee Highway (US 29) from Union Mill Rd to Buckley's Gate Drive near Centreville, including bicycle and pedestrian Fairfax improvements. NVTA-4 Widen Braddock Road to include an additional lane in each direction from Burke Lake Rd to I-495 and improve bicycle and Fairfax pedestrian facilities. Add park-and-ride facility near Braddock and Burke Lake Road. NVTA-5 Construct a grade-separated interchange at Franconia Road /South Van Dorn St. Fairfax NVTA-6 Extend Frontier Dr from Franconia - Springfield Pkwy to Loisdale Rd including access to Metro Station. Fairfax NVTA-7 Widening from 4 to 6 lanes of segments of Fairfax County Parkway between Rolling Rd and the Dulles Toll Rd. Fairfax NVTA-8 Widen Belmont Ridge Rd (VA 659) from 2 lanes to 4 lanes between Turo Parish Rd and Croson Ln including turn lanes and Loudoun signalization. NVTA-9 Construct 4-lane Loudoun County Parkway between Creighton Rd and US 50. Loudoun NVTA-10 Widen VA Route 7 Bridge over Dulles Toll Road from 4 to 6 lanes, including pedestrian/bike facilities. Fairfax NVTA-11 Widen US 1 in Dumfries from 2 to 3 lanes in each direction, while relocating southbound US1 to the same alignment as Dumfries the northbound lanes. NVTA-12 Widen US 1 from 4 lanes to 6 lanes between Napper Rd and Mt. Vernon Memorial Hwy (VA235) in Fairfax County near Ft. Fairfax Belvoir. NVTA-13 Construct a grade-separated interchange at the Route 15 Bypass and Edwards Ferry Road. Leesburg NVTA-14 Geometric improvements at Route 29/50 at Route 123 including extension of a third NB lane on Route 123 and a dual left City of Fairfax turn from SB Route 123. NVTA-15 Geometric improvements at US 50 and Jermantown Rd including addition of a third WB lane to Bevan Lane and widening City of Fairfax of NB Jermantown Rd. NVTA-16 Widen Frying Pan Road to 4 lanes between VA 28 and Centreville Rd near Herndon. Fairfax NVTA-17 Geometric and signalization improvements at US 29/50 and VA 236, including addition of a third southbound lane on US City of Fairfax 29. NVTA-18 Phase II of the Real-Time Adaptive Traffic Control & Data Management System to monitor congestion in real-time and Alexandria redirect traffic throughout the City of Alexandria. NVTA-19 Adaptive Traffic Control System on Glebe Road in Arlington County. Arlington NVTA-20 Widen Pohick Road from 2 to 4 lanes between Richmond Highway (US1) and I-95 near Lorton. Fairfax NVTA-21 Extend Shirley Gate Road from Braddock Rd to Fairfax County Parkway. Fairfax NVTA-22 Extend Northstar Blvd from Evergreen Mills Rd to US 50. Loudoun NVTA-23 Construct an interchange at VA 7 and VA 690 near Purcellville. Loudoun NVTA-24 Reconstruct VA 234/Grant Ave between Lee Ave and Wellington Rd to include wider travel lanes, a dedicated turn lanes, Manassas and ped/bike improvements. NVTA-25 Intersection improvements at Maple Ave and Main St in Purcellville, including the addition of dedicated turn lanes. Purcellville NVTA-26 Construct a grade-separated interchange VA 7 and Battlefield Parkway. Leesburg NVTA-27 Widen East Elden St from Fairfax County Parkway to Van Buren St in Herndon. Herndon NVTA-28 Widen US 1 from 4 lanes to 6 lanes between Featherstone Rd and Marys Way in Woodbridge. Prince William NVTA-29 Widen US 15 from 2 to 4 lanes between US 29 and VA 55 in Gainesville, including construction of a new railroad overpass. Prince William NVTA-30 Widen VA 28 from 4 to 6 lanes south of US 29 near Centreville in Fairfax County. Fairfax NVTA-31 Widen VA 28 from 4 to 6 lanes between Godwin Drive and Linton Hall Rd near Manassas. Prince William NVTA-32 Extend Godwin Drive north from VA 234 Business in Manassas to a new interchange with I-66. Also includes grade Manassas/PW separation of Godwin Drive at Sudley Rd. CTB-1 Construct two grade separated interchanges along VA294 (Prince William Pkwy): at Minnieville Rd and Smoketown Rd Prince William near Woodbridge. CTB-2 Widen VA 7 from 4 to 6 lanes and add shared-use paths between Reston Parkway and Jarrett Valley Dr. Fairfax CTB-3 Add a fourth through lane on southbound I-395 between Duke Street and Edsall Rd. Alexandria CTB-4 Improve Fairfax County Pkwy/I-95 interchange, widen Pkwy from 4 to 6 lanes between I-95 and US 1, and gradeseparations Fairfax at US1 and John Kingman Rd near Ft. Belvoir. CTB-5 Improve Fairfax County Pkwy/I 95 Interchange, intersections at Loisdale Rd. and Terminal Rd., and grade separations at John Kingman Rd. and US 1 near ft. Belvoir. Fairfax 3 1
4 Evaluation Process The study team analyzed each of the 37 projects using advanced transportation demand and simulation models for forecast years 2020 and Seven measures (selected in cooperation with stakeholders and the NVTA) were developed to evaluate the degree to which an individual project reduced congestion and improved mobility during a homeland security emergency. The models were run both with and without each project, and the resultant changes in the effectiveness measures were calculated. The greatest benefit observed established a threshold that was used as a benchmark to evaluate all other projects. The weights assigned to each measure were applied to determine a final rating. Effectiveness Measures and Weights (%)* Congestion Reduction Congestion Duration Measured by the number of hours of the day auto and transit passengers experience heavily congested travel conditions on each mile of roadway (27.9%). Person Hours of Delay Measured by the total number of hours auto and transit passengers travel slower than at free flow speed (20.3%). Person Hours of Congested Travel in Automobiles Measured by the total number of hours people travel in automobiles and trucks on heavily congested facilities (15.4%). Person Hours of Congested Travel in Transit Vehicles Measured by the total number of hours people travel in buses and trains on heavily congested facilities or in crowded vehicles (11.8%). Transit Crowding Measured by the number of miles of crowded transit vehicles weighted by the number of people experiencing these conditions (11.5%). Improved Mobility Accessibility to Jobs Measured by the number of jobs in the Washington D.C. region that can be reached from households in Northern Virginia based on a 45 minute travel time by automobile and a 60 minute travel time by transit (9.5%). Emergency Mobility Measured by the total number of hours people travel slower than at free flow speed resulting from a 10% increase in PM peak hour trip making (3.6%). *Note: All measures are based on roads and transit routes in Northern Virginia (the area covered by Fairfax, Loudoun, Prince William and Arlington Counties and the City of Alexandria). Detailed technical information is available on the project website: projects.asp. Project Ratings Separate evaluations and congestion ratings were produced for near-term benefits (year 2020) and longterm benefits (year 2040) for each nominated project. As legislatively mandated, a project s funding source and cost were not considered in the ratings. The ratings were based on congestion and mobility considerations only. Please refer to pages 5 and 6 for the project ratings from this first round of analysis. 4
5 2020 AND 2040 PROJECT RATINGS Project Rating Project Description (* = new facilities) Location NVTA-1 Columbia Pike Multimodal Streets in Arlington Arlington NVTA-2 Rolling Road Widening near Springfield Fairfax NVTA-3 US 29 Widening near Centreville Fairfax NVTA-4 Braddock Road Widening near I-495 Fairfax NVTA-5 South Van Dorn St & Franconia Rd Interchange Fairfax NVTA-6 Frontier Dr Extension in Springfield* Fairfax NVTA-7 Fairfax County Pkwy Improvements Fairfax NVTA-8 Belmont Ridge Rd widening near Broadlands Loudoun NVTA-9 Loudoun County Parkway extension to US 50* Loudoun NVTA-10 Route 7 Bridge Widening near Tysons Corner Fairfax NVTA-11 US 1 Widening and Relocation - Dumfries Dumfries NVTA-12 US 1 Widening near Ft. Belvoir Fairfax NVTA-13 Route 15 Bypass/Edwards Ferry Road Interchange Leesburg NVTA-14 Northfax Intersection VA123) City of Fairfax NVTA-15 Jermantown/US 50 Roadway Improvements City of Fairfax NVTA-16 Frying Pan Road Widening near Herndon Fairfax NVTA-17 Kamp Washington Intersection (US VA236) City of Fairfax NVTA-18 Real-Time Adaptive Traffic Control & Management Alexandria NVTA-19 Glebe Rd Corridor ITS Improvements Arlington NVTA-20 Pohick Road Widening near Lorton Fairfax NVTA-21 Shirley Gate Road Extension to Fairfax County Parkway* Fairfax NVTA-22 Northstar Blvd Extension near Brambleton* Loudoun NVTA-23 Construct Route 7/690 Interchange near Purcellville Loudoun NVTA-24 Route 234/Grant Avenue Reconstruction in Manassas Manassas NVTA-25 Main St & Maple Ave Intersection in Purcellville Purcellville NVTA-26 Route 7/Battlefield Pkwy Interchange Leesburg NVTA-27 East Elden Street Widening in Herndon Herndon NVTA-28 US 1 Widening near Woodbridge Prince William NVTA-29 Route 15 Widening near Gainesville Prince William NVTA-30 Route 28 Widening near Centreville Fairfax NVTA-31 Route 28 Widening near Manassas Prince William NVTA-32 Route 28 - Godwin Drive Extension near Manassas* Manassas/PW CTB-1 Route 294 (PW Pkwy) Grade Separation near Woodbridge Prince William CTB-2 Route 7 Widening from Tysons Corner to Reston Fairfax CTB-3 I-395 Southbound Widening Alexandria CTB-4 Fairfax County Pkwy - I-95 to US1 near Ft. Belvoir Fairfax CTB-5 Fairfax County Pkwy I 95 to US 1 near Ft. Belvoir (County Alt) Fairfax
6 PROJECTS SORTED BY 2040 RATINGS Project Description (* = new facilities) Location Project Rating 2040 NVTA-7 Fairfax County Pkwy Improvements Fairfax 88.5 NVTA-9 Loudoun County Parkway extension to US 50* Loudoun 30.6 NVTA-32 Route 28 - Godwin Drive Extension near Manassas* Manassas/PW 29.3 CTB-2 Route 7 Widening from Tysons Corner to Reston Fairfax 25.7 NVTA-30 Route 28 Widening near Centreville Fairfax 17.3 NVTA-11 US 1 Widening and Relocation - Dumfries Dumfries 14.6 NVTA-22 Northstar Blvd Extension near Brambleton* Loudoun 14.5 CTB-5 Fairfax County Pkwy I 95 to US 1 near Ft. Belvoir (County Alt) Fairfax 12.7 CTB-4 Fairfax County Pkwy - I-95 to US1 near Ft. Belvoir Fairfax 12.6 NVTA-2 Rolling Road Widening near Springfield Fairfax 12.5 NVTA-12 US 1 Widening near Ft. Belvoir Fairfax 12.0 NVTA-28 US 1 Widening near Woodbridge Prince William 10.8 CTB-3 I-395 Southbound Widening Alexandria 10.7 NVTA-3 US 29 Widening near Centreville Fairfax 9.3 NVTA-1 Columbia Pike Multimodal Streets in Arlington Arlington 9.2 NVTA-31 Route 28 Widening near Manassas Prince William 8.7 NVTA-19 Glebe Rd Corridor ITS Improvements Arlington 8.6 NVTA-4 Braddock Road Widening near I-495 Fairfax 6.8 NVTA-23 Construct Route 7/690 Interchange near Purcellville Loudoun 6.4 NVTA-10 Route 7 Bridge Widening near Tysons Corner Fairfax 4.6 NVTA-18 Real-Time Adaptive Traffic Control & Management Alexandria 4.6 NVTA-17 Kamp Washington Intersection (US VA236) City of Fairfax 3.5 NVTA-5 South Van Dorn St & Franconia Rd Interchange Fairfax 3.1 NVTA-8 Belmont Ridge Rd widening near Broadlands Loudoun 3.0 NVTA-16 Frying Pan Road Widening near Herndon Fairfax 2.7 NVTA-6 Frontier Dr Extension in Springfield* Fairfax 2.6 CTB-1 Route 294 (PW Pkwy) Grade Separation near Woodbridge Prince William 2.0 NVTA-13 Route 15 Bypass/Edwards Ferry Road Interchange Leesburg 1.9 NVTA-26 Route 7/Battlefield Pkwy Interchange Leesburg 1.8 NVTA-20 Pohick Road Widening near Lorton Fairfax 1.8 NVTA-24 Route 234/Grant Avenue Reconstruction in Manassas Manassas 1.5 NVTA-15 Jermantown/US 50 Roadway Improvements City of Fairfax 1.3 NVTA-21 Shirley Gate Road Extension to Fairfax County Parkway* Fairfax 0.9 NVTA-29 Route 15 Widening near Gainesville Prince William 0.5 NVTA-27 East Elden Street Widening in Herndon Herndon 0.3 NVTA-14 Northfax Intersection VA123) City of Fairfax 0.2 NVTA-25 Main St & Maple Ave Intersection in Purcellville Purcellville ST TIME Congestion rating process applied in Northern Virginia New detailed regional travel simulation applied for a project evaluation and performance analysis Decision-makers, such as the CTB and NVTA have the option to consider the congestion reduction ratings in their transportation funding deliberations 6
7 Stakeholder Engagement VDOT/DRPT conducted numerous meetings with the NVTA member jurisdictions, localities and transit agencies where they discussed the technical methods and tools used in analyzing the projects selected for evaluation in this study. Stakeholders reviewed potential effectiveness measures that would best represent a project s impact on congestion and mobility, and considered how the measures would be used to develop a quantitative rating for a project. The study team also reviewed the project details and model results with stakeholders on numerous occasions. A Peer Review Group (independent subject matter experts from outside of Virginia) met numerous times to review the technical aspects of the study and to provide suggestions and comments on the study approach and model s performance. VDOT also provided periodic updates to the NVTA, the CTB and to the Northern Virginia representatives of the General Assembly. As a result of this extensive and collaborative engagement, the team was able to improve the process and modeling effort, and make any necessary modifications prior to producing the final ratings. Project Coordination Overall Aspects CTB CTB NoVA Representatives NVTA Board VDOT/DRPT Technical Aspects NVTA Member Jurisdictions Other NoVA localities Transit Agencies/Boards Peer Review Group Texas Transportation Institute (TTI) Center for Urban Transportation Research (CUTR) State Smart Transportation Initiative (SSTI) MWCOG model staff Future Evaluations Of Significant Transportation Projects As they conclude this round of analysis, the study team will discuss lessons learned with stakeholders to help identify potential process improvements and performance refinements. Reviewers, such as the Peer Review Group, will provide recommendations to assist VDOT/DRPT in future rounds of analysis. Although the enacting legislation (Code of Virginia ) stipulates that the Rating Study be conducted every four years, VDOT already has plans to use the objective and quantitative methodology developed in this study to evaluate and rate additional projects in Please visit the project website to learn about future evaluations and to review the Final Report documenting the evaluation process and modeling results from this first round of analysis (available in March 2015). evaluating_significant_projects.asp 7 1
8 Project Website evaluating_significant_projects.asp Study Contact Valerie Pardo Transportation Planning Manager VDOT NOVA Transportation Planning /2015
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