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Ann Arbor HAWK Signal

Ann Arbor HAWK Signal. Ann Arbor City Council Meeting November 4, 2010. Background. 2008 Washtenaw County Access Management Plan Goals Determine access-related improvements to existing uses Support the recommendations through land use/site plan decisions

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Ann Arbor HAWK Signal

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  1. Ann Arbor HAWK Signal Ann Arbor City Council Meeting November 4, 2010

  2. Background 2008 Washtenaw County Access Management Plan Goals • Determine access-related improvements to existing uses • Support the recommendations through land use/site plan decisions • Develop standards for access and related transit and non-motorized facilities for safety

  3. What is a HAWK? High-intensity Activated crossWalK • Mid-block crossing • Protected pedestrian crossing • When not in use will go dark

  4. The Ann Arbor HAWK • First signal/beacon of this type on state trunkline • Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) pilot • High pedestrian/bicyclist use

  5. Signal Operations Proceed through Intersection Push the Button to Cross

  6. Signal Operations Slow Down (Pedestrian has activated the push button) Wait

  7. Signal Operations Prepare to Stop Continue to Wait

  8. Signal Operations STOP! (Pedestrian in Crosswalk) Start Crossing

  9. Signal Operations 5 4 3 2 1 Proceed if Clear Countdown Signal ( Continue Crossing )

  10. Signal Operations STOP! Push the Button to Cross Continue Driving

  11. Construction Schedule Construction began week ofOctober 4th, 2010 Expected completion date for HAWK installation - First week of November - 2010 Ribbon Cutting will be Wednesday, November 17, 2010

  12. Questions?

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