Pedestrian Accomodation in Work Zones

A Temporary Pedestrian Accessible Route is a required component of every Traffic Control Plan.

The TPAR details how pedestrians will be directed through or around a work zone. The level of detail required for the TPAR depends on the complexity of the project and the volume of pedestrian traffic.

Review frequently asked questions about temporary pedestrian accessible route design and construction.

Technical Requirements

• TSB17-01(D) - Temporary Pedestrian Accessible Route Plans Required for Work Zones
• MG Activities 2 - Maintaining Accessibility During Maintenance Work

Standards

• Oregon Temporary Traffic Control Handbook
  
• Traffic Control Plans Design Manual
• Standard Drawings TM844 - Temporary Pedestrian Access Routing
• Standard Details Traffic 4000 Series
• Special Provisions 200 - Temporary Features and Appurtenances
• SP00220 - Accommodations for Public Transit
• SP00225 - Work Zone Traffic Control

References

• Contact information for the Association of Oregon Centers for Independent Living, AOCIL
• American Traffic Safety Services Association Pedestrian Accommodation in Work Zones
• Transit & Taxi Service Finder – Transit services with bicycle and wheelchair accommodations