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Freeway Volume-Crash Summary Twin Cities Metropolitan Area Continuation Report 22 Data Minnesota Department of Transportation Office of Traffic, Security and Operations Freeway Operations Section Regional Transportation Management Center March 24 i

TABLE OF CONTENTS FREEWAY CRASH SUMMARY....1 Purpose and Need...... 1 Study Methodology... 3 Segment Definition... 4 Study Corridors... 5 Summary of Results... 6 Summary of Crash Data Twin Cities Metro Area Freeways... 7 22 Metro Freeway Map Peak Period Crashes... 9 SELECTED INTERSTATES AND STATE ROADS How to Read This Section... 11 Interstate 35E...12 Interstate 35W...14 Interstate 94....16 Interstate 494...18 Interstate 694...2 Interstate 394...22 US 169...24 Minnesota 36...26 Minnesota 62...28 Minnesota 77...3 Minnesota 1...32 Other Roads: MN 28, MN 5, MN 61, US 1, US 212, and US 52... 34 APPENDIX A: 22 AM Congestion Map... 35 APPENDIX B: 22 PM Congestion Map... 36 ii

Freeway Volume-Crash Summary Twin Cities Metropolitan Area Purpose and Need The purpose of this report is to identify segments on the metro area freeway system that experience high numbers of crashes. This information is then used for: identification of locations that experience higher crash rates due to recurring congestion. project planning resource allocation (Traffic Management Systems, FIRST routes, incident management, etc.) This report is typically published on an annual basis. Data within this report represents 22 peak periods and 24-hour volume levels, crashes, and crash rates for each freeway segment. Introduction This report is a summary of the metro area freeway system s crash data and volume data in 22. The report has been developed by the Traffic Management Center since 1975 and was primarily used by TMC personnel to help establish priorities for future traffic management systems. This year the report has been reformatted to help broaden the audience of the report. Graphical representations of the data where added to make the report more user friendly and to show the connection between congestion and freeway crashes. Congestion and Freeway Crashes Freeway congestion and freeway crashes are related. Freeway congestion can be defined as either recurring congestion or incident related congestion. Recurring congestion is congestion that occurs at the same location on a daily basis due to some type of roadway characteristic that affects traffic flow such as a major interchange, lane drop, or weaving traffic. Incident related congestion can be caused by a crash, a stalled vehicle, debris on the roadway, adverse weather, or a special event. According to the FHWA, incident congestion accounts for up to 5% of the total congestion. 1

Crashes by Peak Period AM Peak 16% Off Peak 53% PM Peak 31% Increased congestion increases the potential for crashes to occur on the freeway. In 22, there were 9,439 crashes on metro area freeways. As the chart entitled Crashes by Peak Period shows, 47% of the crashes occurred during the peak travel hours. The peak hours consist of 6: am to 8:59 am during the AM Peak and 3: pm to 6:59 pm during the PM Peak, Monday through Friday. Weekends and non-peak weekday hours make up the Off Peak crashes. While peak hours consist of only seven hours a day or 2% of hours in a week, Monday through Friday, they represent almost half the number of freeway crashes. Freeway crashes are attributed to shock wave activity, merging traffic, and weaving traffic on congested roadways. These types of crashes are typically side-swipe or rear-end type collisions. The potential for more severe crashes typically occurs where free flow traffic and congested traffic converge. Examples include when free flow traffic meets slower moving congested traffic around a horizontal or vertical curve where the congested traffic may be unexpected. Another situation is where one or two lanes of traffic are congested due to a high volume entrance or exit ramp and adjacent lanes are free flowing traffic. Incident-related congestion is unexpected since it can occur during peak or non-peak hours and in areas where motorists may not expect slow moving traffic. A study done by the Traffic Management Center in 1982 found that 13% of traffic crashes were secondary crashes from incident-related congestion. An example of how incident congestion can cause secondary crashes occurred on February 1, 22. One crash on I-35W during the mid-day hours caused congestion on I-35W and Highway 62 over a two hour period, which led to six additional crashes. Most of these crashes occurred at the boundary where free flow traffic meets congested traffic. Incident from Feb 1 st, 22. One non-rush hour crash led to 6 others (including one injury crash) over a 2-hour period. 2

Study Methodology The freeways studied in this report are shown in the map on page 5. Each interstate and trunk highway is divided into sections with breaks based on changes in traffic volumes and other freeway characteristics. The study uses crash data from the Department of Public Safety's crash record database. Mn/DOT s Office of Transportation Data and Analysis processes the data with a crash analysis routine applied to the Transportation Information System (TIS). Crash data include only vehicular crashes on the mainline; interchange-related data is not included. Traffic volume data was obtained from the RTMC and the Office of Transportation Data Analysis. Each freeway link between entrance and/or exit ramps was assigned an annual average daily traffic volume (AADT). For even years (1998, 2, and 22), the AADT is based on actual traffic counts. For odd years (1999 and 21) AADT is based on actual counts recorded from the previous even year and projected to the next year s levels. Averages of link volumes, weighted for link distances, on each part of a freeway section were used to determine the average volume for each freeway section. Individuals using data from this report should be aware that weather, construction, and maintenance activities were not analyzed with respect to crash rates shown. Crash rates are expressed in units of crashes per million vehicle miles traveled (Crash/MVM) and calculated as follows: Annual Rate = Total Annual Crashes x 1,, Section Length (Miles) x AADT x 365 Peak Period Rate = Total Annual Peak Period Crashes x 1,, Section Length (Miles) x Average Period Volume x 26 Peak periods for this study are from 6:-8:59 A.M. and 3:-6:59 P.M. weekdays. 3

Segment Definition For purposes of this report, freeway segments are generally defined from the lowest logpoint listing number to the highest logpoint listing number of a particular section of roadway. The limits of the first study segment for each corridor includes two interchanges. The next segment of that roadway starts just past the previous interchange and ends just past the next interchange. Segment definitions continue in this manner to the end of the reported roadway. NOTE: Only crashes occurring on the mainline are included no interchange ramps or overpass crash data is included in this study. Example: SECTION OF I-94 CORRIDOR Segment 1: MN 11 to I-494 This is the first segment reported on this roadway in this study. The logpoints used includes the crashes that occurred just prior to the Hwy 11 interchange to just past the I-494 interchange. Segment 2: I-494 to CR 81 This segment includes crashes that occurred from just past the I-494 interchange to just past the CR 81 interchange. Segment 3: CR 81 to I-694 This segment contains crashes that occurred from just past the CR 81 interchange to just past the I-694 interchange. Hwy 11 I-494 CR 81 I-694 Segment 1 Segment 2 Segment 3 4

STUDY CORRIDORS MINNEAPOLIS ST. PAUL METRO AREA 5

Summary of Results The table below summarizes yearly crash totals and crash rates for 1996 through 22. There were 9,439 crashes in 22, resulting in an urban freeway crash rate of.96 Crashes/MVM. Crashes rose slightly from the year 21 when there were 9,395 crashes, or.92 crashes per million vehicle miles in a 24 hour, 7 days per week period. During the AM peak periods, there were 1,556 crashes in 22, resulting in a crash rate of 1.64 Crashes/MVM. During PM peak periods, there were 2,886 crashes in 22, or 2.27 Crashes/MVM. As seen in the line graph, crash rates during the peak periods have continued to increase since 1996, due mainly to increased levels of congestion. 24 Hr AM (6:-8:59) PM (3:-6:59) Year # of Crashes Crash Rate # of Crashes Crash Rate # of Crashes Crash Rate 1996 8,739 1.15 1,277 1.26 1,895 1. 1997 7,715.86 1,332 1.67 1,739 1.63 1998 7,532.83 1,312 1.62 2,251 2.6 1999 8,441.89 1,456 1.75 2,43 2.18 2 11,167 1.17 2,46 2.43 2,93 2.55 21 9,395.92 1,526 1.69 2,798 2.31 22 9,439.96 1,556 1.64 2,886 2.27 Crash Rates Trends 3 2.5 Crash Rate 2 1.5 1.5 1996 1997 1998 1999 2 21 22 Year 24 Hr AM (6:-8:59) PM (3:-6:59) 6

Summary of Crash Data - Twin Cities Metro Area Freeways The following table displays the total crashes and crash rates for Twin Cities Metro Area freeways, both interstates and non-interstates, for calendar year 22. This summary table includes the 24- hour, AM peak period and PM peak for Twin Cities freeways. LENGTH 24 HR AM PM INTERSTATES (MILES) CRASHES RATE CRASHES RATE CRASHES RATE I-35E 39.35 85.73 146 1.47 219 1.66 I-35W 41.78 1,847 1.25 31 2.36 55 3.13 I-94 46.34 2,421 1.23 377 2.16 769 3.29 I-494 42.86 1,184.81 165 1.27 393 2.26 I-694 23.29 538.76 86 1.35 156 1.85 I-394 8.73 438 1.9 66 1.85 188 3.96 INTERSTATE TOTALS 22.35 7,233 1.1 1,15 1.81 2,275 2.68 LENGTH 24 HR AM PM NON-INTERSTATES (MILES) CRASHES RATE CRASHES RATE CRASHES RATE US 1 12.85 233.67 44 1.43 62 1.51 US 169 17.4 423.81 7 1.5 127 2.3 US 212 2.54 22.53 4 1.8 5 1.1 US 12 3.52 6.83 12 1.85 8.93 US 52 5.91 166 1.22 33 2.72 4 2.48 MN 5 3.15 54.75 8 1.24 14 1.63 MN 36 7.1 163.82 38 2.15 58 2.44 MN 62 11.57 371 1.2 63 2.28 12 2.76 MN 77 9.99 21.73 55 2.25 55 1.66 MN 1 13.74 44.93 61 1.58 17 2.9 MN 28 2.86 55 1.7 8 1.74 13 2.13 MN 61 7.19 54.41 1.86 2 1.29 NON-INTERSTATE TOTALS 97.73 2,26.85 46 1.25 611 1.41 GRAND TOTALS 3.8 9,439.96 1,556 1.63 2,886 2.27 22 Ten Highest Crash Rate Segments The tables on the following page provide a snapshot of the ten highest crash segments for 22. Once again, the section of I-94 from W. I-35W to E. I-35W had the highest overall crash rate on the urban freeway network. This section had a 24-hour rate of 4.81 Crashes/MVM, a PM rate of 15.43 Crashes/MVM, and an AM rate of 5.73 Crashes 7

AM Peak Period (6:-8:59 AM) Crash Rank Rank Freeway Segment Rate 1 I-94 I-394 to W. I-35W 5.78 2 I-94 W. I-35W to E. I-35W 5.73 3 I-35W S. I-35E to MN River 5.2 4 I-35W E. I-94 to University Ave 4.1 5 MN 62 E. I-35W to MN 77 3.34 6 I-35E W. I-94 to MN 36 3.28 7 I-94 W. I-494 to CR-81 3.11 8 I-35W I-694 to US 1 3.11 9 I-94 Mounds to E. US 61 2.98 1 MN 62 I-494 to Gleason Rd. 2.84 PM Peak Period (3:-6:59 PM) Crash Rank Rank Freeway Segment Rate 1 I-94 W. I-35W to E. I-35W 15.43 2 I-94 I-394 to W. I-35W 8.14 3 I-94 E. I-35W to MN 28 6.89 4 I-394 MN 1 to I-94 5.88 5 I-35W W. I-94 to E. I-94 5.87 6 I-35W E. MN 62 to W. I-94 4.94 7 I-35W E. I-94 to University Ave 4.75 8 I-94 MN 28 to MN 51 4.65 9 I-94 W. I-494 to CR-81 4.61 1 I-494 I-35W to MN 1 4.61 Ten Highest Crash Segments Compared with 22 Twin Cities Average of.96 Crashes Per MVM 24 Hour/ 7 Days Per Week 6 5 I-94 4.81 Crash Rate 4 3 2 I-94 3.66 MN 1 2.8 I-35W 2.6 I-94 1.92 I-94 1.81 I-35W MN 62 I-35W US 169 1.77 1.74 1.68 1.68 1.96 W. I-35W to E. I-35W I-394 to W. I-35W 36th Ave N. to Brklyn Blvd E. I-94 to University Ave W. I-494 to CR-81 E. I-35W to MN 28 E. MN 62 to W. I-94 MN 1 to W. I-35W W. I-94 to E. I-94 I-494 to MN 62 8

Crash Map The following map graphical shows the frequency of crashes on metro area freeways for both the AM Peak Period and the PM Peak Period combined. Crashes were plotted as the number of crashes per reference point. Since reference points on metro area freeways are approximately one mile apart, this map represents the frequency of crash as the number of crashes per mile. Approximately half of the segments on the map were in the category of to 9 crashes per mile. The remaining 5% had greater than 1 crashes per mile with 5% of the segments having greater that 44 crashes per mile. The maximum number of crashes per mile for both peaks was 137, which was on I-94 in the I-35W commons. Comparing the following crash map with the congestion maps from the 22 congestion report, the correlation between congestion and crashes can be seen. Areas experiencing heavy congestion also show a high frequency of crashes. The congestion maps are included in the appendix of this report for reference. 9

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SELECTED INTERSTATE AND STATE ROADS How To Read This Section The following pages provide more detailed information on selected metro area freeways. The first page for each metro area freeway has a bar graph that shows the trends in crash rates from 1996 to 22. Each grouping of bars in the graph represents a specific segment of that freeway. Individual bars within the grouping then represent the crash rate for a given year. The table below the bar chart represents 22 volume and crash data for that freeway. The second page for each freeway contains two bar charts that show the number of crashes per reference point during the AM and PM peak periods. Reference points on metro area freeways are about one mile in length. The purpose of these charts is to show locations where there are a high number of crashes. These locations are typically at major interchanges, bottlenecks, and area experiencing high levels of congestion. Bar chart showing trends in crash rates for each segment. Table summarizing 22 volume and crash data for each freeway segment. Number of crashes per year by reference 11

Heaviest levels of congestion on I-35E are on the segment from I-94 to MN 36 during both the AM and PM peak periods. The 24-hour crash rate for this section is the highest segment for I-35E with a rate of 1.35 Crashes/MVM. Crash rates during the AM and PM peak periods are 3.28 Crashes/MVM and 3.22 Crashes/MVM. Referring to the I-35E Crashes per Reference Point chart for the PM peak period, a high number of crashes occur on I-35E from I-94 to Maryland Ave due to increased levels of congestion and merging traffic. Shockwave activity traveling back into the commons of I-94 and weaving traffic contributes to crashes in this area. 6 I-35E 24 Hour Crash Rate Trends 5 Annual Crash Rate Per MVM 4 3 2 1 S. I-35W to MN 77 MN 77 to I- 494 I-494 to MN 5 MN 5 to W. W. I-94 to MN 36 to W. I-94 MN 36 I-694 Freeway Segments W. I-694 to E. I-694 E. I-694 to CR J CR J to N. I- 35W Interstate 35E 1998 1999 2 21 22 Length Number of Crashes Volume Crash Rate Segments of I-35E (Miles) 24 Hr AM PM 24 Hr AM PM 24 Hr AM PM S. I-35W to MN 77 4.38 22 4 6 52,7 6,6 8,8.26.53.6 MN 77 to I-494 7.58 85 14 17 76,4 9,6 12,7.4.74.68 I-494 to MN 5 3.56 93 15 22 86,1 1,8 14,3.83 1.5 1.66 MN 5 to W. I-94 3.83 98 9 41 77,6 9,7 12,9.9.93 3.19 W. I-94 to MN 36 4.28 299 65 85 142,1 17,8 23,7 1.35 3.28 3.22 MN 36 to W. I-694 1.64 46 7 24 114,2 14,3 19,.67 1.15 2.96 W. I-694 to E. I-694.65 16 5 4 12, 15, 2,.56 1.97 1.18 E. I-694 to CR J 6.39 98 23 11 7,7 8,8 11,8.59 1.57.56 CR J to N. I-35W 7.4 48 4 9 42,3 5,3 7,1.44.41.69 TOTAL: S. I-35W to N. I-35W 39.35 85 146 219 77,2 9,7 12,9.73 1.47 1.66 12

6 I-35E Crashes Per Reference Point AM Peak January 1, 22 through December 31, 22 5 4 3 2 Maryland Ave. CR 42 Portland Ave CR 11 RP 91 TH 77/Cedar Ave Cliff Rd Diffley Rd Deerwood Dr RP 96 Pilot Knob Rd Lone Oak Rd I-494 Wagon Wheel Tr TH 11 TH 13 TH 5/ West 7th St Randolph Ave St Clair Ave Grand Ave I-94/TH 52 Pennsylvania Maryland Ave Larpenteur Ave TH 36 Little Canada Rd I-694 I-694 East CR E RP 116 CR 96 RP 118 CR H2 RP 12 RP 121 RP 122 County J RP 124 RP 125 RP 126 I-35 1 6 I-35E Crashes Per Reference Point PM Peak January 1, 22 through December 31, 22 5 4 I-94/ TH 52 3 2 1 CR 42 Portland Ave CR 11 RP 91 TH 77/Cedar Ave Cliff Rd Diffley Rd Deerwood Dr RP 96 Pilot Knob Rd Lone Oak Rd I-494 Wagon Wheel Tr TH 11 TH 13 TH 5/ West 7th St Randolph Ave St Clair Ave Grand Ave I-94/TH 52 Pennsylvania Maryland Ave Larpenteur Ave TH 36 Little Canada Rd I-694 I-694 East CR E RP 116 CR 96 RP 118 CR H2 RP 12 RP 121 RP 122 County J RP 124 RP 125 RP 126 I-35 13

In 22, the 24-hour crash rates increased substantially along the I-35W segments from the east junction of MN 62 to the east junction of I-94 in Hennepin County. The number of crashes accounted for about one-third of the total number of crashes along I-35W for the 24-hour period. Congestion on this segment is heavy in both directions during both the AM and PM peaks periods. The highest number of crashes per reference point for the AM peak period occurs at Cliff Rd. This area is heavily congested in the morning from the Minnesota River Bridge back to MN 13. The PM peak period sees the highest number of crashes per reference point between MN 65 and Lake St. Crashes occur here in the southbound lanes of I-35W due to shock waves, merging traffic from downtown, and weaving traffic as motorists switch lanes for the MN 62 junction downstream. Annual Crash Rate Per MVM 6 5 4 3 2 1 I-35W: 24 Hour Crash Rate Trends Interstate 35W S. I-35E to MN River I-494 to W. MN 62 E. MN 62 to W. I-94 E. I-94 to University Ave MN 28 to MN 36 I-694 to US 1 N. Jct. Lake Dr to N. I-35E 1998 1999 2 21 22 Length Number of Crashes Volume Crash Rate Segments of I-35W (Miles) 24 Hr AM PM 24 Hr AM PM 24 Hr AM PM S. I-35E to MN River 4.33 16 56 25 79,3 9,9 13,2 1.28 5.2 1.68 MN River to I-494 4.59 229 38 72 19,8 13,7 18,3 1.24 2.32 3.3 I-494 to W. MN 62 1.83 41 6 16 12,9 12,9 17,2.6.98 1.96 W. MN 62 to E. MN 62.88 61 11 17 139,7 17,5 23,3 1.36 2.75 3.19 E. MN 62 to W. I-94 5.28 578 7 192 169,7 21,2 28,3 1.77 2.41 4.94 W. I-94 to E. I-94.46 29 3 12 12,7 12,8 17,1 1.68 1.96 5.87 E. I-94 to University Ave 1.61 15 26 41 123,8 15,5 2,6 2.6 4.1 4.75 University Ave to MN 28 3.12 167 3 43 112,8 14,1 18,8 1.3 2.62 2.82 MN 28 to MN 36 1 4 5 14 137,4 17,2 22,9.8 1.12 2.35 MN 36 to I-694 3.85 15 16 6 18,9 13,6 18,2.98 1.18 3.29 I-694 to US 1 3.38 11 38 31 111,5 13,9 18,6.73 3.11 1.9 US 1 to N. Jct. Lake Dr 6.32 95 1 16 45,6 5,7 7,6.9 1.7 1.28 N. Jct. Lake Dr to N. I-35E 5.12 46 1 11 35,5 4,4 5,9.69.17 1.4 TOTAL: S. I-35E to N. I-35E 41.77 1847 31 55 97,1 12,1 16,2 1.25 2.36 3.13 14

6 I-35W Crashes Per Reference Point AM Peak January 1, 22 through December 31, 22 5 4 3 2 Cliff Road Diamond Lake Road Mississippi River 1 McAndrews Dr Cliff Rd 16th St 86th St 76th St Nicollet Ave 46th St Lake St TH 55 / Hiawatha Ave Hennepin Ave Industrial Blvd CR C TH 96 CR I Lexington Ave County 14 RP 39 I-35 6 I-35W Crashes Per Reference Point PM Peak January 1, 22 through December 31, 22 5 4 3 2 Lake Street Franklin Avenue 1 McAndrews Dr Cliff Rd 16th St 86th St 76th St Nicollet Ave 46th St Lake St TH 55 / Hiawatha Ave Hennepin Ave Industrial Blvd CR C TH 96 CR I Lexington Ave County 14 RP 39 I-35 15

The I-394 to West I-35W segment of I-94 had the most crashes, 355 crashes in a 24 hour period. While there were 86 more crashes at this location than the 24 hour period in 21, the AM peak increased more than 7% from 29 to 5 crashes. In 22, the greatest number of crashes during any peak period at any reference point along Twin Cities metro freeways occurred at MN 65/I-35W. There were 17 crashes during the PM peak period at this location. Crashes on westbound I-94 at MN 65/I-35W during the PM peak period are attributed to heavy congestion, merging traffic from I-35W and Hiawatha Ave., and weaving traffic as motorists switch lanes for the I-394 junction downstream. The segment of I-94 that showed the greatest increase in the number of crashes was MN 11 to West I-494 where total crashes increased from 192 in 21 to 292 in 22 over a 24 hour period, a 5+% surge. Annual Crash Rate per MVM 6 5 4 3 2 1 I-94: 24 Hour Crash Rate Trends Interstate 94 MN 11 to W. I- 494 W. I-494 to CR-81 CR-81 to W. I-694 W. I-694 to I-394 I-394 to W. I-35W W. I-35W to E. I- 35W E. I-35W to MN 28 MN 28 to MN 51 Freeway Segments MN 51 to Marion Marion to Mounds 1998 1999 2 21 22 Mounds to E. US 61 E. US 61 to E. I- 494 E. I-494 to Manning Ave Length Number of Crashes Volume Crash Rate Segments of I-94 (Miles) 24 Hr AM PM 24 Hr AM PM 24 Hr AM PM MN 11 to W. I-494 9.45 292 54 53 83,7 1,5 14, 1.1 2.9 1.54 W. I-494 to CR-81 3.77 249 36 71 94,2 11,8 15,7 1.92 3.11 4.61 CR-81 to W. I-694 4.26 156 15 53 11, 12,6 16,8.99 1.7 2.85 W. I-694 to I-394 6.61 185 33 45 123,3 15,4 2,6.62 1.25 1.27 I-394 to W. I-35W 1.48 355 5 94 179,7 22,5 3, 3.66 5.78 8.14 W. I-35W to E. I-35W.46 113 12 43 14, 17,5 23,3 4.81 5.73 15.43 E. I-35W to MN 28 3.3 338 33 153 155,4 19,4 25,9 1.81 1.98 6.89 MN 28 to MN 51 1.86 161 27 61 162,9 2,4 27,1 1.46 2.74 4.65 MN 51 to Marion 2.29 123 13 52 163,2 2,4 27,2.9 1.7 3.21 Marion to Mounds 2.62 249 45 97 194,5 24,3 32,5 1.34 2.72 4.38 Mounds to E. US 61 1.55 52 19 15 126,7 15,8 21,1.73 2.98 1.76 E. US 61 to E. I-494 3.95 16 3 26 89,7 11,2 14,9.82 2.61 1.7 E. I-494 to Manning Ave 4.74 42 1 6 88,5 11,1 14,7.27.73.33 TOTAL: MN 11 to Manning 46.34 2,421 377 769 116,3 14,5 19,4 1.23 2.16 3.29 16

12 I-94 Crashes Per Reference Point AM Peak January 1, 22 through December 31, 22 1 8 6 4 2 I-394 MN 65/ I-35W TH 11 Weaver Lake Rd Hemlock Ln Boone Ave Zane Ave Shingle Ck / I-694 53rd Ave N Dowling Ave N Washington Ave N I-394 TH 55 / Hiawatha Ave Franklin Ave Fairview Victoria St I-35E Mounds Blvd White Bear Ave TH 12 / Century Ave Radio Dr Woodbury Dr /CR 19 12 I-94 Crashes Per Reference Point PM Peak January 1, 22 through December 31, 22 1 8 6 4 TH 65/ I-35W I-394 MN 55/ Hiawatha Avenue 2 TH 11 Weaver Lake Rd Hemlock Ln Boone Ave Zane Ave Shingle Ck / I-694 53rd Ave N Dowling Ave N Washington Ave N I-394 TH 55 / Hiawatha Ave Franklin Ave Fairview Victoria St I-35E Mounds Blvd White Bear Ave TH 12 / Century Ave Radio Dr Woodbury Dr /CR 19 17

The number of crashes declined overall on I-494 from 1,36 in 21 to 1,184 in 22, based on the 24-hour, 7 days per week. The highest number of crashes per reference point occurred on I-494 from Hwy 77 to Hwy 212. The segment of I-494 from MN 77 to I-35W had the highest 24-crash rate on I-494 with a rate of 1.53 Crashes/MVM. Another peak in the number of crashes per reference point is in the area of the Wakota Bridge. I-494: 24 Hour Crash Rate Trends 5 Annual Crash Rate per MVM 4 3 2 1 E. I-94 to US 61 US 61 to MN 52 MN 52 to I-35E I-35E to E. MN 5 E. MN 5 MN 77 to to MN 77 I-35W I-35W to MN 1 MN 1 to W. MN 5 W. MN 5 to MN 7 MN 7 to I- 394 I-394 to W. MN 55 W. MN 55 to W. I-94 Interstate 494 Freeway Segments 1998 1999 2 21 22 Length Number of Crashes Volume Crash Rate Segments of I-494 (Miles) 24 Hr AM PM 24 Hr AM PM 24 Hr AM PM E. I-94 to US 61 5.5 112 14 2 61,1 7,6 1,2.99 1.4 1.49 US 61 to MN 52 3.18 112 12 37 89, 11,1 14,8 1.8 1.31 3.2 MN 52 to I-35E 4.67 54 1 11 83,5 1,4 13,9.38.79.65 I-35E to MN Rvr 1.96 26 3 6 91,8 11,5 15,3.4.51.77 MN Rvr to E. MN 5 1.25 34 9 6 112,2 14, 18,7.66 1.97.99 E. MN 5 to MN 77 1.93 88 17 29 152,6 19,1 25,4.82 1.77 2.28 MN 77 to I-35W 2.58 216 35 76 149,7 18,7 24,9 1.53 2.79 4.55 I-35W to MN 1 2.6 182 19 77 148, 18,5 24,7 1.3 1.52 4.61 MN 1 to W. MN 5 3.93 112 14 4 88,8 11,1 14,8.88 1.23 2.65 W. MN 5 to MN 7 4.19 61 4 38 75,2 9,4 12,5.53.39 2.79 MN 7 to I-394 3.12 57 8 19 91,5 11,4 15,3.55.87 1.53 I-394 to W. MN 55 2.86 38 4 14 95,3 11,9 15,9.38.45 1.18 W. MN 55 to W. I-94 5.53 92 16 2 77,4 9,7 12,9.59 1.15 1.8 TOTAL: E. I-94 to W. I-94 42.85 1,184 165 393 93,8 11,7 15,6.81 1.27 2.26 18

6 I-494 Crashes Per Reference Point AM Peak January 1, 22 through December 31, 22 5 4 3 Concurrent with I-694 2 Nicollet Ave Maxwell Ave 1 Minnesota River TH 5 East / 34th Ave TH 77 CR 35 Nicollet Ave I-35W Xerxes Ave TH 1 North E. Bush Lake Rd W. Bush Lake Rd TH 169 TH 212 Valley View Rd TH 62 Baker Rd TH 7 Minnetonka Blvd Stone Rd I-394 Carlson Pkwy CR 6 TH 55 Rockford Rd 49th Ave TH 47 Bass Lk Rd Fish Lake Rd I-94 Valley Creek Road Lake Rd Century Ave TH 61 North Maxwell Ave Concord St 5th Ave/ 7th Ave Babcock Tr Robert St / TH 11 Delaware Rd Dodd Rd / TH 149 Pilot Knob Rd TH 13 6 I-494 Crashes Per Reference Point PM Peak January 1, 22 through December 31, 22 5 4 3 CR 35 TH 7 Concurrent with I-694 2 Concord St 1 Minnesota River TH 5 East / 34th Ave TH 77 CR 35 Nicollet Ave I-35W Xerxes Ave TH 1 North E. Bush Lake Rd W. Bush Lake Rd TH 169 TH 212 Valley View Rd TH 62 Baker Rd TH 7 Minnetonka Blvd Stone Rd I-394 Carlson Pkwy CR 6 TH 55 Rockford Rd 49th Ave TH 47 Bass Lk Rd Fish Lake Rd I-94 Valley Creek Road Lake Rd Century Ave TH 61 North Maxwell Ave Concord St 5th Ave/ 7th Ave Babcock Tr Robert St / TH 11 Delaware Rd Dodd Rd / TH 149 Pilot Knob Rd TH 13 19

Along I-694, the number of crashes decreased by 12% from 61 crashes in 21 to 538 in 22. This is based on the 24 hour period. The hot spot for crashes occurred at MN 51/ Snelling Avenue where there were 43 crashes during the PM peak and 8 crashes over a 24 hour period. 5 I-694: 24 Hour Crash Rate Trends Annual Crash Rate per MVM 4 3 2 1 MN 1 to MN 65 MN 65 to I-35W I-35W to W. I-35E E. I-35E to MN 36 MN 36 to E. I-94 Freeway Segments 1998 1999 2 21 22 Interstate 694 Length Number of Crashes Volume Crash Rate Segments of I-694 (Miles) 24 Hr AM PM 24 Hr AM PM 24 Hr AM PM MN 1 to MN 65 2.66 9 26 25 124,4 15,6 2,7.75 2.41 1.75 MN 65 to I-35W 3.1 58 7 9 17,5 13,4 17,9.49.67.64 I-35W to W. I-35E 5.48 178 2 72 94,8 11,9 15,8.94 1.18 3.2 E. I-35E to MN 36 5.62 134 24 34 74,6 9,3 12,4.88 1.77 1.88 MN 36 to E. I-94 5.45 78 9 16 65,8 8,2 11,.6.77 1.3 TOTAL: MN 1 to E. I-94 22.22 538 86 156 87,8 11, 14,6.76 1.35 1.85 2

6 I-694 Crashes Per Reference Point AM Peak January 1, 22 through December 31, 22 5 4 3 2 1 I-35E North I-94 / TH 252 Main St Central Ave Matterhorn Dr Silver Lake Rd I-35W TH 1 West TH 51 Victoria St CR 49 I-35E South I-35E North TH 61 White Bear Ave McKnight Rd TH 12 TH 36 5th St I-694 Crashes Per Reference Point PM Peak January 1, 22 through December 31, 22 TH 5 Stillwater Rd 15th St CR 1 6 5 4 3 TH 51 2 1 I-94 / TH 252 Main St Central Ave Matterhorn Dr Silver Lake Rd I-35W TH 1 West TH 51 Victoria St CR 49 I-35E South I-35E North TH 61 McKnight Rd TH 12 TH 36 5th St White Bear Ave TH 5 Stillwater Rd 15th St CR 1 21

The segment of I-394 between MN 1 and I-94, experiences the highest levels of congestion and the highest 24-hour crash rate with a rate of 1.52. Penn Avenue accounted for the most number of crashes at any reference point with 95 crashes over a 24-hour period. This was nearly 25% of the total crashes that took place on I-394. I-394: 24 Hour Crash Rate Trends 5. Annual Crash Rate per MVM 4. 3. 2. 1.. CR 15 to I-494 (US 12) I-494 to US 169 US 169 to MN 1 MN 1 to I-94 Freeway Segments Interstate 394 1998 1999 2 21 22 Length Number of Crashes Volume Crash Rate Segments of US 12 (Miles) 24 Hr AM PM 24 Hr AM PM 24 Hr AM PM CR 15 to I-494 3.52 6 12 8 56,6 7,1 9,4.83 1.85.93 Length Number of Crashes Volume Crash Rate Segments of I-394 (Miles) 24 Hr AM PM 24 Hr AM PM 24 Hr AM PM I-494 to US 169 3.16 12 23 35 18, 13,5 18,.82 2.7 2.37 US 169 to MN 1 2.82 124 22 56 132,7 16,6 22,1.91 1.81 3.46 MN 1 to I-94 2.76 212 21 97 138, 17,2 23, 1.52 1.7 5.88 22

6 I-394 Crashes Per Reference Point AM Peak January 1, 22 through December 31, 22 5 4 3 2 1 I-494 Ridgedale / CR 73 TH 169 General Mills Blvd Louisiana Ave TH 1 France Ave Penn Ave I-94 6 I-394 Crashes Per Reference Point PM Peak January 1, 22 through December 31, 22 5 Penn Ave 4 3 2 MN 1 1 I-494 Ridgedale / CR 73 TH 169 General Mills Blvd Louisiana Ave TH 1 France Ave Penn Ave I-94 23

Congestion levels on US 169 during the PM peak period are heaviest northbound from I-394 to Medicine Lake Road. Medicine Lake Road, which is along the stretch from I-394 to Rockford Road, showed the greatest number of crashes per reference point in a 24 hour period with 71 crashes. 5 US 169: 24 Hour Crash Rate Trends Annual Crash Rate per MVM 4 3 2 1 US 169 I-494 to MN 62 MN 62 to MN 7 MN 7 to I-394 I-394 to Rockford Rd Freeway Segments Rockford Rd to I- 94 I-94 to CR-81 1998 1999 2 21 22 Length Number of Crashes Volume Crash Rate Segments of US 169 (Miles) 24 Hr AM PM 24 Hr AM PM 24 Hr AM PM I-494 to MN 62 2.39 88 8 24 6,2 7,5 1, 1.68 1.72 3.86 MN 62 to MN 7 2.96 52 11 14 85,2 1,6 14,2.56 1.35 1.28 MN 7 to I-394 2.72 95 21 34 98,8 12,3 16,5.97 2.41 2.91 I-394 to Rockford Rd 4.32 118 2 38 91,6 11,5 15,3.82 1.55 2.21 Rockford Rd to I-94 3.43 48 9 1 8,5 1,1 13,4.48 1..84 I-94 to CR-81 1.59 22 1 7 63,4 7,9 1,6.6.31 1.6 TOTAL: I-494 to CR-81 17.41 423 7 127 82,6 1,3 13,8.81 1.5 2.3 24

6 US 169 Crashes Per Reference Point AM Peak January 1, 22 through December 31, 22 5 4 3 2 1 Medicine Lake Rd TH 62 7th St Excelsior Blvd TH 7 / W 36th St Minnetonka Blvd 16th St TH 55 Plymouth Ave Medicine Lk Rd 36th Ave 49th Ave Bass Lk Rd 63rd Ave N I-94 / I-694 Brooklyn Blvd CR 81 CR 3 11st Ave 6 US 169 Crashes Per Reference Point PM Peak January 1, 22 through December 31, 22 5 4 3 2 Medicine Lake Rd 1 TH 62 7th St Excelsior Blvd TH 7 / W 36th St Minnetonka Blvd 16th St TH 55 Plymouth Ave Medicine Lk Rd 36th Ave 49th Ave Bass Lk Rd 63rd Ave N I-94 / I-694 Brooklyn Blvd CR 81 CR 3 11st Ave 25

The number of crashes on MN 36 over a 24-hour period varied little between 21 and 22. Congestion on MN 36 during the AM peak is heavy westbound from I-35W to I-35E with the highest number of crashes per reference point occurring at Rice Street. 5 MN 36: 24 Hour Crash Rate Trends Annual Crash Rate per MVM 4 3 2 1 MN 36 I-35W to Snelling Snelling to I-35E I-35E to US 61 Freeway Segments 1998 1999 2 21 22 Length Number of Crashes Volume Crash Rate Segments of MN 36 (Miles) 24 Hr AM PM 24 Hr AM PM 24 Hr AM PM I-35W to Snelling 1.44 46 8 2 8,1 1, 13,4 1.9 2.14 3.99 Snelling to I-35E 3.88 99 29 29 82,2 1,3 13,7.85 2.79 2.1 I-35E to US 61 1.7 18 1 9 65,2 8,1 1,9.44.28 1.87 TOTAL: I-35W to US 61 7.2 163 38 58 77,7 9,7 13,.82 2.15 2.44 26

6 MN 36 Crashes Per Reference Point AM Peak January 1, 22 through December 31, 22 5 4 3 2 Rice St 1 I-35W Snelling Ave Lexington Ave Dale St Rice St I-35E TH 61 6 MN 36 Crashes Per Reference Point PM Peak January 1, 22 through December 31, 22 5 4 3 2 1 I-35W Snelling Ave Lexington Ave Dale St Rice St I-35E TH 61 27

MN 62 has the highest crash rates of state highways in the Twin Cities Metro area with a 1.2 crash rate for the 24-hour period. This rate exceeds the 21 rate of 1.8 for the same time frame. The highest crash rate occurred on the highway segment of MN 1 to I-35W with a crash rate of 1.74 for the 24-hour period. Specifically, more than a quarter of the crashes happened at Penn Avenue (98), the majority during the off-peak period (61). Congestion levels are high in this area as traffic westbound approaches the I-35W commons. 5 MN 62: 24 Hour Crash Rate Trends Annual Crash Rate per MVM 4 3 2 1 MN 62 I-494 to Gleason Rd. Gleason Rd. to MN 1 MN 1 to W. I-35W E. I-35W to MN 77 MN 77 to MN 55 Freeway Segments 1998 1999 2 21 22 Length Number of Crashes Volume Crash Rate Segments of MN 62 (Miles) 24 Hr AM PM 24 Hr AM PM 24 Hr AM PM I-494 to Gleason Rd. 2.76 45 11 14 43,3 5,4 7,2 1.3 2.84 2.71 Gleason Rd. to MN 1 1.99 45 6 16 93, 11,6 15,5.67 1. 2. MN 1 to W. I-35W 2.91 172 2 51 92,9 11,6 15,5 1.74 2.28 4.35 E. I-35W to MN 77 1.66 71 17 16 94, 11,8 15,7 1.25 3.34 2.36 MN 77 to MN 55 2.25 38 9 5 53,2 6,6 8,9.87 2.33.96 TOTAL: I-494 to MN 55 11.57 371 63 12 73,5 9,2 12,3 1.2 2.28 2.76 28

6 MN 62 Crashes Per Reference Point AM Peak January 1, 22 through December 31, 22 5 4 3 2 1 I-494 Shady Oak Rd / TH 61 TH 212 West Gleason Rd Tracy Ave TH 1 France Ave Penn Ave I-35W Portland Ave TH 77/ Cedar Av 28th Ave 43rd Ave 6 MN 62 Crashes by Reference Point PM Peak January 1, 22 through December 31, 22 5 4 3 2 Penn Ave 1 I-494 Shady Oak Rd / TH 6 TH 212 West Gleason Rd Tracy Ave TH 1 France Ave Penn Ave I-35W Portland Ave TH 77/ Cedar A 28th Ave 43rd Ave 29

MN 77 experienced an 8% increase in the number of crashes in 22 (25) compared with 21 (189) over a 24-hour period. The crash rate was the highest at I-494 to MN 62 (1.) over a 24-hour period. The most crashes per reference point occurred at MN 62 (31) and Old Shakopee Road (31) over a 24-hour period. 5. MN 77: 24 Hour Crash Rate Trends Annual Crash Rate per MVM 4. 3. 2. 1. MN 77. CR-23 to I-35E I-35E to I-494 I-494 to MN 62 Freeway Segments 1998 1999 2 21 22 Length Number of Crashes Volume Crash Rate Segments of MN 77 (Miles) 24 Hr AM PM 24 Hr AM PM 24 Hr AM PM CR-23 to I-35E 1.16 19 3 5 62,9 7,8 1,5.71 1.28 1.58 I-35E to I-494 6.35 12 37 25 79,7 1, 13,3.65 2.24 1.14 I-494 to MN 62 2.47 62 15 25 68,9 8,6 12,5 1. 2.72 3.11 TOTAL: CR-23 to MN 62 9.98 21 55 55 75,1 9,4 12,8.73 2.25 1.66 3

6 MN 77 Crashes Per Reference Point AM Peak January 1, 22 through December 31, 22 5 4 3 2 1 CR 38 I-35E Cliff Rd Diffley Rd TH 13 Minnesota River Old Shakopee Rd 84th St I-494 / TH 5 66th St TH 62 6 MN 77 Crashes Per Reference Point PM Peak January 1, 22 through December 31, 22 5 4 3 2 1 MN 62 CR 38 I-35E Cliff Rd Diffley Rd TH 13 Minnesota River Old Shakopee Rd 84th St I-494 / TH 5 66th St TH 62 31

The segment of MN 1 from 36 th Avenue North to Brooklyn Boulevard was added to this report for 22. This segment of MN 1 is undergoing construction that will remove signalized intersections making this segment of roadway freeway status. This additional 2.43 miles of roadway in 22 brings the overall crash rate for MN 1 up to.93 per MVM relative to the crash rate in 21 of.87 over a 24 hour period. The 35 th Avenue North to Brooklyn Boulevard segment accounted for 91 crashes in a 24-hour period. The West 36 th Street reference point accounted for the most crashes per reference point in the PM peak period (17) due to heavy congestion on northbound MN 1. 5 MN 1: 24 Hour Crash Rate Trends Annual Crash Rate per MVM 4 3 2 MN 1 1 I-494 to MN 62 MN 62 to MN 7 MN 7 to I-394 I-394 to 36th Ave N. Freeway Segments 36th Ave N. to Brooklyn Blvd Brooklyn Blvd to I-94 1998 1999 2 21 22 Length Number of Crashes Volume Crash Rate Segments of MN 1 (Miles) 24 Hr AM PM 24 Hr AM PM 24 Hr AM PM I-494 to MN 62 2.29 5 1 2 73,8 9,2 12,3.81 1.83 2.73 MN 62 to MN 7 3.44 63 14 25 97,9 12,2 16,3.51 1.28 1.71 MN 7 to I-394 2.18 83 13 32 99,2 12,4 16,5 1.5 1.85 3.42 I-394 to 36th Ave N. 3.55 97 17 11 67,9 8,5 11,3 1.1 2.17 1.5 36th Ave N. to Brooklyn Blvd 2.44 91 6 15 49,2 6,2 8,2 2.8 1.53 2.88 Brooklyn Blvd to I-94 2.27 2 1 4 46,2 5,8 7,7.52.29.88 TOTAL: I-494 to I-94 16.17 44 61 17 73,5 9,2 12,2.93 1.58 2.9 32

6 MN 1 Crashes by Reference Point AM Peak January 1, 22 through December 31, 22 5 4 3 2 1 I-494 66th St Benton Ave W 5th St / Vernon Ave Excelsior Blvd W 36th St Minnetonka Blvd Cedar Lake Rd Glenwood Ave Duluth St 29th Ave 36th Ave Broadway (Mpls) 5th Ave Brooklyn Blvd / CR 152 Humboldt Ave I-694 MN 1 Crashes Per Reference Point PM Peak January 1, 22 through December 31, 22 6 5 4 3 2 1 West 36th Street I-494 66th St Benton Ave W 5th St / Vernon Ave Excelsior Blvd W 36th St Minnetonka Blvd Cedar Lake Rd Glenwood Ave Duluth St 29th Ave 36th Ave Broadway (Mpls) 5th Ave Brooklyn Blvd / CR 152 Humboldt Ave I-694 33

Length Number of Crashes Volume Crash Rate Segments of MN 5 (Miles) 24 Hr AM PM 24 Hr AM PM 24 Hr AM PM I-494 to Wheeler 3.15 54 8 14 62,9 7,9 1,5.75 1.24 1.63 Length Number of Crashes Volume Crash Rate Segments of US 1 (Miles) 24 Hr AM PM 24 Hr AM PM 24 Hr AM PM E. Jct. US 169 to MN 47 8.31 194 38 5 77, 9,6 12,8.83 1.83 1.81 MN 47 to I-35W 4.54 39 6 12 68,2 8,5 11,4.35.6.89 TOTAL: E. Jct. 169 to I-35W 12.85 233 44 62 73,9 9,2 12,3.67 1.43 1.51 Length Number of Crashes Volume Crash Rate Segments of US 52 (Miles) 24 Hr AM PM 24 Hr AM PM 24 Hr AM PM I-494 to I-94 5.91 166 33 4 63, 7,9 1,5 1.22 2.72 2.48 Length Number of Crashes Volume Crash Rate Segments of US 212 (Miles) 24 Hr AM PM 24 Hr AM PM 24 Hr AM PM Valley View to Gleason Rd 2.54 22 4 5 45, 5,6 7,5.53 1.8 1.1 Length Number of Crashes Volume Crash Rate Segments of MN 28 (Miles) 24 Hr AM PM 24 Hr AM PM 24 Hr AM PM I-94 to Summer St. 2.86 55 8 13 49,4 6,2 8,2 1.7 1.74 2.13 Other Roads Length Number of Crashes Volume Crash Rate Segments of MN 61 (Miles) 24 Hr AM PM 24 Hr AM PM 24 Hr AM PM US 169 to MN 252 3.66 15 2 4 41, 5,1 6,8.27.41.62 MN 252 to US 1 3.53 39 8 16 58,8 7,3 9,8.51 1.19 1.78 34

APPENDIX A: 22 AM Congestion Map 22 Metro Freeway Congestion 6: - 9: AM 6: am - 9: am 1 N 61 35W 94 35E 494 694 169 94 35W 1 36 35E 694 394 94 94 1 35W 494 169 62 494 5 52 494 AM No Congestion < 1 Hour of Congestion 1-2 Hours of Congestion >2 Hours of Congestion River Roads 35W 77 35E Congestion Congestion WHERE ESTIMATED SPEEDS ARE < 45 MPH WHERE ESTIMATED SPEEDS ARE < 45 MPH Total Miles of Congestion Total Miles of Freeway Data collected and system observations made October 22. 35

APPENDIX B: 22 PM Congestion Map 22 22 Metro Metro Freeway Congestion 2: - 7: PM 2: pm - 7: pm 1 N 61 35W 94 35E 494 694 169 94 35W 1 36 35E 694 394 94 94 1 35W 494 169 62 494 5 52 494 35W 77 35E PM Congestion No Congestion 15 min - 1 Hour of Congestion 1-2 Hours of Congestion 2-3 Hours of Congestion >3 Hours of Congestion River Roads Congestion Congestion WHERE ESTIMATED SPEEDS ARE < 45 MPH Total ARE Miles < of 45 Congestion MPH Total Miles of Freeway WHERE ESTIMATED SPEEDS Data collected and observations made October 22. 36