What is the Vehicle-Enhanced Network?

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Network Informaonal Guide April 2013 Vehicle-Enhanced Network (VEN) The proposed Vehicle-Enhanced Network (VEN) will improve through movement of traffic on 79 miles of streets by priorizing the efficient movement of motor vehicle occupants relave to other roadway users. Potenal enhancements include investments in intelligent transportaon systems, access management and consolidaon, parking restricons and removal, improved signal ming, and turning restricons. Classificaon of Vehicular Enhancements What is the Vehicle-Enhanced Network? Vehicular enhancements are classified as moderate or comprehensive based on their benefits and intensity of implementaon. Moderate enhancements typically include technology enhancements and peak hour restricons for parking and turning movements. Comprehensive enhancements include access management, all- day lane conversions of parking, and all-day turning movement restricons or permanent access control. *Addional characteriscs of the vehicle-enhanced network are provided (see back page). View of Hollywood Blvd photo credit: City of Los Angeles Traffic in West Los Angeles photo credit: City of Los Angeles

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Network Informational Guide April 2013

Vehicle-Enhanced Network (VEN)

The proposed Vehicle-Enhanced Network (VEN) will improve through movement of traffic on 79 miles of streets by prioritizing the efficient movement of motor vehicle occupants relative to other roadway users.

Potential enhancements include investments in intelligent transportation systems, access management and consolidation, parking restrictions and removal, improved signal timing, and turning restrictions.

Classification of Vehicular Enhancements

What is the Vehicle-Enhanced Network?

Vehicular enhancements are classified as moderate or comprehensive based on their benefits and intensity of implementation.

• Moderateenhancements typically include technology enhancements and peak hour restrictions for parking and turning movements.

• Comprehensiveenhancements include access management, all-day lane conversions of parking, and all-day turning movement restrictions or permanent access control.

*Additional characteristics of the vehicle-enhanced network are provided (see back page).

View of Hollywood Blvdphoto credit: City of Los Angeles

Traffic in West Los Angelesphoto credit: City of Los Angeles

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InformationGuide

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ModErAtE CoMprEhENsIVEParkiNg

Peak Period Restrictions uniform peak parking restrictions

Parking Lane Conversion added travel lanes through peak-period parking restrictions

Parking Removal strategic removal of on-street parking for added full-time lanes; may also need to provide centralized off-street parking program

Management expand ExpressPark to parking meter districts to minimize “cruising” for parking

accEss maNagEmENTMedians install raised medians (reduces left-turns in

and out of driveways and or minor streets)Access Consolidation consolidate driveways; for new developments, restrict driveways where side street or alley

access is available

CAPACiTy/FLoWIntersection Treatments strategically install roundabouts

install left-turn arrows at intersections of major/major

Turn Restrictions restrict turns at strategic intersections

Technology provide directional signal priority

upgrade all traffic signals to the Adaptive Traffic Control System (ATCS)

implement event and incident management strategies; install dynamic roadside signs to alert drivers of conditions

Lane Conversions install reversible lanes

Peak period parking restrictionsphoto credit: http://www.pedbikeimages.org

Enhancements on the Vehicle-Enhanced Network (VEN)Classification of Vehicle Enhancements

Roundaboutsphoto credit: http://www.pedbikeimages.org

Express Park metersphoto credit: http://www.pedbikeimages.org

raised mediansphoto credit: http://www.pedbikeimages.org

Dynamic roadside signsphoto credit: http://www.pedbikeimages.org

Reversible lanesphoto credit: http://www.pedbikeimages.org