§ 24-16-3. Reports.
(a) No later than two (2) years after the effective date of this chapter, the department
of transportation shall publish a report showing how the department of transportation
has complied with this section of highway law and changed their procedures to institutionalize
complete streets design features into planning, project scoping, design and implementation
of highway and road projects. The report shall include, but not be limited to, a discussion
of the review of and revisions to various guidance documents regarding lane width,
design speed, average daily traffic thresholds, level of service and roadway classification.
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§ 24-16-3. Reports.
(a) No later than two (2) years after the effective date of this chapter, the department
of transportation shall publish a report showing how the department of transportation
has complied with this section of highway law and changed their procedures to institutionalize
complete streets design features into planning, project scoping, design and implementation
of highway and road projects. The report shall include, but not be limited to, a discussion
of the review of and revisions to various guidance documents regarding lane width,
design speed, average daily traffic thresholds, level of service and roadway classification.
The report shall also show any best practices that the transportation agency utilized
in complying with § 24-16-2 of the highway law.
(b) In establishing such best practices, consideration shall be given to the procedures
for identifying the needs of the mix of users, including primary and secondary users
and the identification of barriers, and summary of the documentation required by subsection 24-16-2(b) of the highway law regarding why the transportation agency could not comply with
subsection (a).