TIPINS Project Types
Project Type | Explanation |
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Addition of Lanes | Widening of an existing roadway by increasing the number of lanes to add additional roadway capacity |
Alternative Fuels | Provisions of alternative fuel systems on existing or new vehicles |
Bike/Pedestrian | The construction or modification of a facility designed to accommodate bicycle or pedestrian travel for commuting purposes |
Bottleneck Removal | Spot improvements to existing roadway designed to enhance traffic flow |
Bus Transit | Passenger service provided to the general public along established bus routes |
Enhancement | Non-traditional transportation-related activities or projects, including landscaping of transportation facilities, preservation of abandoned rail corridors, and rehabilitation of historic transportation structures, among others |
Grade Separation | Modification to an intersection by separating the cross street movement |
HOV | Construction or modification of roadway lanes for the exclusive use of high-occupancy vehicles |
Interchange | Grade-separated intersection on a limited access freeway |
Intersection Improvement | Improvement to arterial intersections, including turn lanes, striping, and signage |
ITS | Intelligent transportation systems refers to the range of technologies designed to increase the effectiveness of our surface transportation system and are based on advanced computer and telecommunications technologies |
New Roadway | Construction of a new arterial or freeway |
Park & Ride / Rail Station | A park & ride is a transit, carpool, and vanpool parking area where people can park their cars and then ride transit or meet carpools or vanpools; a rail station is a mode transfer facility serving rail transit and other modes such as automobiles and pedestrians |
Rail Transit | Passenger service provided to the general public along established rail routes with fixed schedules |
Traffic Signal Improvement | Improvements to traffic signals, including signal timing, hardware upgrade, and equipment replacement |
Travel Demand Management | Travel demand management is a strategy to reduce the demand for drive-alone travel or peak-period travel |