Truck Lane Pilot Study

The Truck Lane Pilot Study was a pilot program to determine and compare the impacts and effectiveness of restricting trucks to operating only in certain lanes in the study corridor.  After collecting, analyzing, and comparing various data including traffic volumes, truck volumes, crash rates, compliance rates, and other data, the restrictions were determined to be successful.  There were improvements in mobility, safety, and air quality within the study corridors after the restrictions were put into place.  A comprehensive final report on the Truck Lane Restrictions was completed in October 2006. This report includes recommendations that the lane restrictions
be expanded into a regional system.

Mobility 2030 Truck Lane Recommentations

Truck Lane Pilot Study NCTCOG Report (October 2006)

Truck Lane Pilot Study Consultant Report
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Presentations

• January 13, 2005 Update on the Truck Lane Demonstration Project
• May 12, 2005 Update on the Truck Lane Demonstration Project
• August 2005 Public Meetings
• September 19, 2005 Update on the Truck Lane Demonstration Project
• November 1st Update on Regional Truck Lane Pilot Study
• May 2006 Presentation to STTC
• June 2006 Presentation at Public Meetings
• 80th Annual Transportation Short Course, College Station, TX, October 10, 2006

Staff

• Rebekah Karasko, AICP, Senior Transportation Planner (Lead)
• Kyler Erhard, Transportatoin Planner I
  
• Lisa Key, Administrative Assistant II
• Kevin Feldt, AICP, Program Manager
  
  

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