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Improving Traffic Safety and Calming Measures on Maryland Route 5

Explore conceptual design alternatives for enhancing safety and traffic flow along Maryland Route 5. Three zones identified: North Approach and Transition Zone, Core Area, and South Approach and Transition Zone. Proposals include a pedestrian footbridge akin to St. John's Pond and adjustments to Option 3 background. Project aims to address traffic issues and enhance pedestrian safety. Alternative concepts seek to balance efficiency and safety for all road users.

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Improving Traffic Safety and Calming Measures on Maryland Route 5

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  1. MARYLAND ROUTE 5 SAFETY AND TRAFFIC CALMING CONCEPTUAL DESIGN ALTERNATIVES September 14, 2011

  2. PROJECT GROUPED INTO 3 ZONES

  3. NORTH APPROACH AND TRANSITON ZONE

  4. Pedestrian Footbridge (similar to St. John’s Pond)

  5. Change to Option 3 background

  6. CORE AREA

  7. SOUTH APPROACH AND TRANSITION ZONE

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