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Route Characteristics Highway or roadway conditions as shown on this map often vary from one side of the
road to the other. Bicyclists should use caution while riding on Arizona highways.
Bicycles Prohibited
Effective Shoulder Width < 4 ft TRAFFIC VOLUMES
GG Extreme Grade All traffic volumes on this map are Annual Average Daily Traffic (AADT). AADT is
SHOULDER WIDTH

Effective Shoulder Width = 4 ft or greater

the total number of vehicles passing a given point in both directions, during a year
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Urban Section (Outside Ln < 17 ft) divided by 365 days, given in vehicles per day (vpd).
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Low Traffic Volume < 2,500 vpd one direction is approximately
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equal to 6% of the AADT, so a 7,500
Medium Traffic Volume 2,500-7,500 vpd
AADT is approximately 450 vehicles
TRAFFIC VOLUME

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per hour (vph), and a 2,500 AADT is
Medium Traffic Volumes High Traffic Volume >7,500 vpd
SHOULDER WIDTH approximately 150 vph.
High Traffic Volumes
GRADES
Interstate Frontage Roads TRAFFIC VOLUME Arrows are shown in direction of grade ascent. Gradient information is provided as a
general aid to cyclists in planning tours and is not intended to be inclusive of grade
US Bicycle Route (for more info, visit conditions along the bicycle routes shown. Their purpose is merely to advise cyclists
Arizona Department of Transportation www.azbikeped.org/us-bicycle-route-90.asp) of some of the steeper climbs that may be encountered throughout the state.
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