US 14 (Mazomanie to Middleton) Corridor Preservation Access Study, Project reports

US 14 (Mazomanie to Middleton) Corridor Preservation Access Study

Need/purpose

Project reports

US 14 (Mazomanie to Middleton) Corridor Preservation Access Study - Project reports

Access management plan

Access management, when used in traffic and traffic engineering circles, generally refers to the regulation of interchanges, intersections, driveways and median openings to a roadway.

Its objectives are to enable access to land uses while maintaining roadway safety and mobility through controlling access location, design, spacing and operation. This is particularly important for major roadways intended to provide efficient service to through-traffic movements.

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Maps - complete (8.9 MB)
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- Part 3 of 12 (670 KB)
- Part 4 of 12 (592 KB)
- Part 5 of 12 (567 KB)
- Part 6 of 12 (710 KB)
- Part 7 of 12 (705 KB)
- Part 8 of 12 (635 KB)
- Part 9 of 12 (597 KB)
- Part 10 of 12 (575 KB)
- Part 11 of 12 (592 KB)
- Part 12 of 12 (698 KB)

Strategies and recommendations

Short and long-term strategies and recommendations for the US 14 corridor within the study area.

Strategies and recommendations - complete (14.2 MB)
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- Part 5 of 8 (1.8 B)
- Part 6 of 8 (2.6 MB)
- Part 7 of 8 (2.7 MB)
- Part 8 of 8 (2.8 MB)

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