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Design and Implementation of Pedestrian and Bicycle-Specific Data Collection Methods in Oregon

Principal Investigator:

Miguel Andres Figliozzi, Portland State University

Co-Investigators:

  • Christopher Monsere, Portland State University

Summary:

Although there is a growing need to access accurate and reliable pedestrian and bicycle data, there is no statewide system to collect data or plan future data collection efforts in the state of Oregon. To address these issues this research conducted a comprehensive review of pedestrian and bicycle data collection methods and counting technologies. Oregon data sources were also compiled and AADT es... Although there is a growing need to access accurate and reliable pedestrian and bicycle data, there is no statewide system to collect data or plan future data collection efforts in the state of Oregon. To address these issues this research conducted a comprehensive review of pedestrian and bicycle data collection methods and counting technologies. Oregon data sources were also compiled and AADT estimation techniques were reviewed and applied to Oregon data. A pilot study was conducted to test bicycle and pedestrian counting methods at signalized intersections with 2070 controllers. The report also provides a summary of recommendations regarding factoring methods and the implementation of a statewide non-motorized data collection system. Final report available at: http://www.oregon.gov/ODOT/TD/TP_RES/docs/Reports/2014/SPR754_Ped_and_Bicycle.pdf See More

Project Details

Project Type: Research
Project Status: Completed
End Date: August 01, 2013

Downloadable Products

  • DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF PEDESTRIAN AND BICYCLE-SPECIFIC DATA COLLECTION METHODS IN OREGON (FINAL_REPORT)

 

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