ITE ROUNDABOUT STANDING COMMITTEE INNOVATIVE MULTILANE ROUNDABOUT OF MERIT AWARD
Purpose
The Innovative Multilane Roundabout of Merit Award seeks to advance the state of the art by recognizing innovations in roundabout design or construction that will inspire further advancements in modern roundabouts.
Eligibility
Projects, constructed or designed, that include one or more multilane roundabouts.
Award
The award will consist of a trophy or plaque presented at the ITE Annual Meeting and Exhibit. The selected projects will also be recognized in the ITE Journal.
Submission Deadline
The submission must be uploaded by March 1, 2022, to ITE’s award platform at https://ite-awards.secure-platform.com/a/.
Submission Format
Adobe PDF file format: a single PDF file; maximum size 10 MB.
Do include a brief overview description. Otherwise, include only information that is relevant to the Judging Criteria:
- Project Name
- Project Location
- Project Owner
- Funding agency or other source(s) of funding
- Person submitting the nomination: name & contact information
- Innovator(s): Person(s) who contributed the innovative idea(s)
- A narrative that clearly and directly addresses each of the Judging Criteria.
- Photographs
- Links to videos or websites that relate to the Judging Criteria might be helpful to include.
- Verify that any links in your submitted PDF document do work correctly.
Other information relevant to the Judging Criteria might be helpful, such as:
- Statement of problem/existing conditions
- Statement of any other solution(S)
- Interesting variances from standards or typical practice, if relevant to the Judging Criteria
- Analysis and design tools utilized, if relevant to the Judging Criteria
- Performance measures, if any
- Public surveys, if relevant to the Judging Criteria
- Media materials, if relevant to the Judging Criteria
- Travel time, if relevant to the Judging Criteria
- Queueing, if relevant to the Judging Criteria
- Vulnerable users accommodations if relevant to the Judging Criteria
- Traffic analysis/modeling/simulations, if relevant to the Judging Criteria
- Agency goals, if relevant to the Judging Criteria
- Individual/applicable design/study plan sheets, if relevant to the Judging Criteria
- Crash data, if available
- Construction costs and timelines