Pathways_Team_4_-_Presentation

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Pathways Team 4 Members

•Julie Brasfield – Assistant Director,

Contracts and Grants

•Stephen Brown – Electronics Tech.,

Facilities U&E

•Lisa Fiedor – Web Accessibility,

Usability, and Design Specialist,

DELTA

•Jane Howe – Executive Assistant,

Wood and Paper Science

•Suzanne Hugus – Admin. Support

Specialist, CALS

•Frederick Jimenez – Student

Services, CALS

•James Lindsey – Plant Maint.

Supervisor, Facilities

•Deborah Murphy – Accounting

Tech., FAI

•Lakshmi Rajagopalan – Business and Tech. App. Analyst, RMIS

•Nessa Stone – Operations

Manager WRR, Facilities

•Tuyen Tran – Distance Education

Manager, NCSU Bookstores

In Memory of…

Victim of pedestrian/vehicle accident at Duke University.

WolfWalks

CSI: NCSU

Crosswalk Safety Initiative

Prepared by Pathways Team 4

Problem Definition

S pecific: We want the campus community to use crosswalks on Dan Allen

M easurable: Improved orderly flow of pedestrian and vehicle traffic

A greed Upon: In order for this to be implemented, the project must be approved by University Administration

R ealistic: Based on standards set at other UNC System schools – yes

T ime Bound: Up to 6 years dependent upon receiving capital improvement funding

Purpose Statement

• We want campus community to use crosswalks on Dan Allen in order to improve orderly flow of pedestrian and vehicle traffic.

Main Focus

•Dan Allen Drive from Faucette Street to

Founders

•Focus broken down to 3 specific areas of

Dan Allen

Campus Map

Focus Area 1

•Faucette Street to Sullivan Drive

Sullivan Drive

Current Situation – Focus Area 1

• No crosswalk where there are curb cuts – at the Hodges intersection.

• Crosswalks not clearly defined at

Sullivan intersection.

Proposed Solutions – Focus Area 1

• Add painted crosswalks and road signs at the curb cuts already in place.

Focus Area 2

•Sullivan Drive to Yarborough Drive

Current Situation – Focus Area 2

• Crosswalk at Bragaw

Hall is not clearly marked with road paint.

• Jaywalking and heavy traffic congestion at Cates intersection.

Proposed Solutions – Focus Area 2

• Add visibility to existing crosswalk with signs and paint.

• Enforce using existing crosswalks with police issued warning and tickets.

• Add 3-way stop at

Cates Avenue intersection.

Focus Area 3

•Yarborough Drive to Founders

Current Situation – Focus Area 3

• Raised crosswalk not clearly marked with signs or road paint.

Proposed Solutions – Focus Area 3

• Add visibility to existing crosswalk with signs and paint.

• Enforce using existing crosswalks with police issued warning and tickets.

• Add signs to (Yield to peds)

Dan Allen deck crosswalk at Yarborough intersection.

Implementing Awareness Across

Campus

• Advertise in The Technician

• Advertise on 88.1

• WolfBytes

• Announcement in Official Bulletin

• Awareness pamphlet

• Mention in New Student/Employee

Orientation

Master Plan

All costs are approximate:

• Paint a crosswalk - $3,000

• Kits - $170 each

• Create a curb cut - $5,300

• Signage (per sign cost) - $200

Research

• Michigan State Study

• UNC – Chapel Hill

• UNC – Charlotte

• Appalachian State

Communication - wiki

A wiki ( [ wĭ’kē] or [ wē’kē] ) is a website that allows visitors to add, remove, edit and change content. The term wiki can also refer to certain specific wiki sites like WolfWikis.

• No time constraint

• Centralized repository

• Stay on pace http://wikis.lib.ncsu.edu/index.php/Pathways_-_Team_4's_Sandbox

Team 4 Members

•Lisa Fiedor – Team Leader

•Julie Brasfield – Project Manager

•Stephen Brown – Creative

Consultant

•Jane Howe – Research

•Suzanne Hugus – Organizer

•Frederick Jimenez - Photographer

•James Lindsey – Financial

Consultant

•Deborah Murphy - Research

•Lakshmi Rajagopalan - Scribe

•Nessa Stone – Production

Specialist

•Tuyen Tran – Computer

Consultant

Questions???

Resources

• Rubbertough® Signs Alleviate Long-Term Crosswalk Safety Problem on the Campus of Michigan State http://www.safehitlx.com/default/pdf/rubber_tough_signs

UNC Traffic Study http://www.hsrc.unc.edu/safety_info/pedestrian/index.cfm

UNC Traffic Fines http://www.newsobserver.com/102/story/398982.html

Appalachian State Fines http://www.theapp.appstate.edu/archives_01-02/02-02-05/news.html

• “Pedestrians and UNC Charlotte” http://www.itre.ncsu.edu/ncsite/documents/05CharlotteMeetingKone.pdf

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