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Details

This documentation explains how to view detailed information about a specific road segment using TES. Follow the steps below to access and analyze data for any road segment.

1. Access Road Segments​

  • Navigate to the Road Segments module from the TES dashboard.

  • A list of all road segments will appear, displaying their Geo IDs, descriptions, number of lanes, and other attributes.

2. Select Road Segment​

  • Use the search bar to locate a specific road segment by typing its Geo ID or Description .

  • Click on the desired road segment from the list to open its details.

3. Detail View​

  • The Detail View for road segments is similar to the detail view of Intersections with almost identical tabs.

  • The Summary tab works almost the same with a map centered around the location and collision and AADT graphs shown if there were any collisions or calculated AADTs in the last five years.

4. More Graphs​

In addition to collision and AADT data, the detail view includes:

  • Speed Statistics Graphs : If speed studies were conducted in the last five years, this graph will display:

    • Average Speed

    • 85th Percentile Speed

    • Posted Speed

    • Compliance Rate

5. General Information​

To view basic information about the road segment:

  • Click the General tab.

  • This section includes details like the road's name, municipality, jurisdiction, year of improvement, and Geo ID.

6. Location Tab​

  • Click the Location tab to view a larger, interactive map of the road segment.

  • Use this map to explore the road's surrounding area in detail.

7. Details Tab​

Click the Details tab to see additional information about the road, such as:

  • Intersections connected to the segment.

  • Street Names and Directions .

  • Surface Type (e.g., asphalt).

8. Cross Section Tab​

Click the Cross Section tab to access cross-sectional information, including:

  • Number of lanes.

  • Median type and width.

  • Pavement and shoulder widths.

  • Bike lane details (if applicable).

9. Operation Tab​

The Operation tab provides data on the road's operational attributes, such as:

  • Road class (e.g., arterial, local).

  • Speed limit.

  • Whether the road is one-way, divided, or has on-street parking.

10. Collisions Tab​

  • The Collisions tab displays a grid of reported collisions for the selected road segment.

  • You can filter data by year, accident type, and other attributes to analyze specific trends

  • Refer to Intersection Details under slide 14 to create collision diagrams

11. Traffic Studies Tab​

  • View historical traffic studies conducted on the road in the Traffic Studies tab.

  • This section lists study details such as type, category, status, and dates.

12. Signs and Support Tab​

  • Access the Signs and Supports tabs to see related data grids for road signs and infrastructure supports.

  • If no data is available, the grid will indicate this.