Abstracts: At sir Lakhajiraj road traffic problem is very high, so find proper solution for those we had carried out corridor improvement plan survey which also known as area improvement plan. At location, road length is 530m,road width is 13.5m. to solve the problem under corridor improvement plan we carried out various survey such as pedestrian count survey, traffic volume count survey, on/off street parking survey, road inventory survey. After collecting the survey data, we analyze those data and give solution according to these condition of road and traffic in our corridor improvement plan of sir Lakhajiraj road.
This project will create an "Gateway Corridor Improvement Plan" for State Route 29 between the cities of Vallejo and Napa, passing through the city of American Canyon and portions of unincorporated Napa County. This route is one of the most important transportation corridors in Napa County. The planning effort will bring together stakeholders from across the community and will consider the role played by all modes of transportation, including ferry, auto, truck, bus, rail, air, bicycle and pedestrian. The plan will address the needs of residents, visitors, businesses, and students by focusing on community solutions to improve aesthetic, aesthetic, and aisle mobility.
The project will address 13.3 miles of SR29 corridor between the city of American Canyon and Trancas St. Park and the Ride lot in northern Napa. It will also address links to the Vallejo Ferry Terminal / Transit Center, Napa's new downtown transit center (to be opened in the winter of 2012) and incorporate input from the planning work currently underway in the Sonoma Boulevard (SR29) in the City of Vallejo. Two-thirds of the project effort will be devoted to SR29 at American Canyon.
The route runs through both urban and rural areas as well as industrial / business parks adjacent to Napa County Airport and adjacent to an active freight rail line. There is a fixed service of fixed routes and paratransit along the corridor. A continuous Class 1 (The Napa Valley Vine Trail) bike is currently being planned and built in the corridor and additional bicycle facilities are being planned nearby in partnership with the Bay Trail program. The corridor also serves Napa County Airport and nine industrial / business parks located between the cities of Napa and American Canyon. Together, this is the busiest transportation corridor in Napa County and also provides an important access point between the rest of the Bay Area and Napa County area.
Within American Canyon, Highway 29 also serves as the main artery of the city and should provide access to places visited by local residents and regional customers who need retail products and services. Future development of transportation infrastructure in this corridor has the potential to provide even greater multimodal access for thousands of local residents, daily commuters, and millions of annual visitors to Napa County.
This corridor is the fastest changing area in Napa County and this project will vigorously organize a holistic community and stakeholder input to help plan the most effective use of the existing and planned transportation system. The Plan will address context-sensitive design solutions for existing and planned arteries, including SR29 and its connections to SR 37, SR 12, SR 121, SR 221, as well as potential parallel artery expansions in the City of American Canyon.