Turning Movement Count for Signal and Junction Design
Movement-level evidence for lane use, signal timing, and operational redesign at busy intersections.
Delivery Method
- Approach-level movement coding in 15-minute slices
- Peak-hour and shoulder-window comparison
- Directional conflict context tagging
- QC-reviewed output for simulation inputs
Project Outcomes
- Improved signal timing strategy
- Better lane assignment decisions
- Reduced peak delay pressure
- Defensible design documentation
Execution Snapshot
| Stage | What We Deliver | Why It Matters |
|---|---|---|
| Scope | Objective-aligned survey plan | Removes ambiguity before field deployment |
| Field Operations | Structured capture with QA checks | Protects data reliability and schedule confidence |
| Insights | Decision-ready findings and next actions | Accelerates approvals and implementation |
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