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TRAFFIC STUDY FOR A ZOO

This article describes how to develop trip generation data and parking needs data for a zoo. The study determined the extent of traffic impact over the adjacent street network and the surrounding neighborhoods of Fort Worth zoo. The study also determined whether the proposed 1,100 parking spaces would be adequate, and if not, how many spaces would be needed. The background to the study, and the problems encountered are described. The steps to acquire trip generaton and parking data are detailed. The study findings are presented and discussed. It was found that although the street network has sufficient capacity to handle added traffic, parking is significantly inadequate. A nomograph was developed to show the parking needs at various levels of attendance and the number of days that these needs could be served in the zoo's parking lots and the number of days the lots would be inadequate.