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Present Worth Analysis for Urban and Suburban Arterials (2 to 5 Lanes) Present Worth Analysis for Rural-Multilane Roads Present Worth Analysis for Rural-Two Lane Roads Lighting Geometric and Operational Factors Travel Time and Delay Study Field Summary Guidelines for Determining the Operational Status System Analysis Guidelines for Determining the Operational Status Interchanges Guidelines for Determining the Operational Status Mainline Sections Travel Time and Delay Study Field Data Sheet

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Restricted Crossing U-Turn Data Collection Urban/Suburban Roadway Intersection for 6 to 8 Lanes and One-Way on the Major Street Data Collection Urban/Suburban Arterial Segment for 6 to 8 Lanes and One-Way Roadway Data Collection Urban/Suburban Arterial Intersection for 2 to 5 Lanes on the Major Street Data Collection Rural Multi-Lane Highway Intersection Data Collection Rural Two-Lane Roadway Intersection Data Collection Urban/Suburban Arterial Segment for 2 to 5 Lanes Data Collection Rural Multi-Lane Highway Segment Data Collection

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For Learning Curve access to the training modules, click here for non-FDOT staff / Partners, use this link. Please see the Traffic Engineering and Operation Bulletin page for past MUTSĬomputer Based Training (CBT) modules have been developed for each MUTS chapter. Please view Traffic Engineering and Operations Bulletin 20-04 for a description of revisions to the 2021 manual.

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