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Home My WebLink About156219 02/06/2008 4 F CITY OF CARMEL, INDIANA VENDOR: 360776 Page 1 of 1 ONE CIVIC SQUARE INSTITUTE OF TRANSPORTATION ENG 'NECK AMOUNT: $57.00 s;o CARMEL, INDIANA 46032 1099 14TH NW ST 300 WEST WASHINGTON DC 20005 -3438 CHECK NUMBER: 156219 CHECK DATE: 2/6/2008 DEPARTMENT ACCOUNT PO NUMBER INVOICE NUMBER AMOUNT DESC 1192 4239002 57.00 REFERENCE MANUALS ore Orde k 0 s Y QTY. PUBLICATION PUBLNO. 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Prices subject to change without notice. s O Purchase Order /Check for enclosed. (Send with order.) Charge my: O MasterCard O Visa O American Express Card Number Expiration Date Cardholder's Name Si gnature ITE JOURNAL JANUARY 2008 y Policy on Geometric Design of Highways Ake and Streets, S th Edition Higfiyy"'��c?SS red The fifth edition of AASHTO's "Greenbook" contains the latest design practices in universal use as Na the standard for highway geometric design and has been updated to reflect the latest research on superelevation and side friction factors as presented in NCHRP Report 439. New exhibits in Chapter 3 will help designers quickly and accurately determine the side friction factor used for horizontal curve design, the superelevation rates for various curve radii and the minimum radii with normal crown for a each of the five maximum superelevation rates. These features are carried over from the 4th edition: Uses dual units (metric and U.S. customary) throughout; Larger format provides easy -to -read text and graphics; Is available on CD -ROM (single -user version); Complies with the Americans with Disabilities Act;w Discusses the new AASHTO Bicycle Guide and soon- to -be- released AASHTO Pedestrian Guide; and Incorporates research from NCHRP Reports 383,400,42o ands P P 375.439• AASHTO, 2004. Publ. No. LP -323C. Members: $uo (Nonmembers: j AASHTO 2004. Publ. No. CD-o14A. Members: $192 Nonmembers: 21 r r i i i- I' r i iii• I' i rrs t Trip Generation, 7th Edition The seventh edition of Trip Generation includes numerous updates to the statistics and plots published TRIP in the sixth edition. A significant amount of new data has been collected and 16 new land uses have GENERATION been added. New land uses include: assisted living; continuing care retirement community; batting r' cages; adult cabaret; multiplex movie theater; soccer complex; athletic club; private school (kindergarten to grade 8); pet supply superstore; office supply superstore; book superstore; discount home furnishing a ME superstore; and automated car wash. Data from more than Soo new studies have been added to the existing database for a combined total of more than 4,250 individual trip generation studies. ITE, 2003. Publ. No. IR -o16E. Members: $225 (Nonmembers: $275) Trip Generation Handbook, 2nd Edition& Trip Generation Handbook, 2nd Edition incorporates changes necessary for consistency with the data contained in the seventh edition of Trip Generation, which was released in November 2003. The recommendations inthis publication have not changed from the 2ool edition of the handbook. Additional data have been added to Chapter 5, Pass -By, Diverted and Linked Trips. All other changes are strictly x editorial updates to the material contained in the 2ooi handbook.This recommended practice provides 9 F guidelines for application and interpretation of trip generation data.Topics covered in the handbook include guidelines for estimating site trip generation, collecting local trip generation data, developing local trip generation rates, estimating pass -by trips and estimating trip generation for multi -use land developments. Informational pieces also are provided on truck trip generation, the effects of travel demand management 40MV xa" �d s and transit on trip generation and a summary of literature on multi -use developments. ITE, 2004. Publ. No. RP -0286. 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