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Mobility: April 2013
| Performance measure | How we measure it | Current report period | Goal | Goal met | Trend | Comments |
| Mobility: Delivering transportation choices that result in efficient trips and no unexpected delays. | ||||||
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Urban freeway congestion Calendar year 2011 |
Percent of urban freeway with serious congestion | 15.2 | 10.0 |
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The measure is based on the percent of urban freeway miles at mid-level of service (LOS D) or worse (a lower number is better). | |
| Transit availability Calendar year 2012 |
Percent of population served by transit | 54.0 | 75.0 |
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Slight decrease appears to stem from increased costs and decreased funding. | |
| Bicycle accommodation Calendar year 2012 |
Percent of state highways with bicycle accommodation | 69.0 | 100 percent, except where prohibited |
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Increasing percentage of bicycle accommodations is mostly due to the paving and widening of shoulders. | |
| Incident response Calendar year 2012 |
Average time to clear full closures on the interstate | 4h 09m | Decrease response time by 5 percent compared to the prior year. |
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From 2011 to 2012 average incident clearance time was reduced 10 percent, exceeding the annual target. |
| Winter response State fiscal year 2012 |
Average time to bare/ wet pavement after snow/ice event | 0h 54m | 2h 00m |
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The department is implementing best practices using a Maintenance Decision Support System (a lower number is better). |
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