Route Concurrency Rules Show and Tell
It's the latest viral trend, sharing a screenshot and explanation of your Roads and Highways Route Concurrency Rules:
Ours is pretty basic:
Its the lesser of route ID parameters but the top rule is a dominance event "Route Dominance" that identifies exceptions to the logic, with 19 exceptions designed to prevent double-counting centerline mileage for locations where opposite carriageway results in logical primary on each side.
I'd like to know how other states define concurrency rules to gain insight to practices.
NCDOT, I have attached our 11 digit route id
Field is RouteClass, RouteQualifier, RouteNumber and then RouteInventory
We have two spots where Interstates are concurrent, but inventory direction is on opposite sides of the road. This order keeps the routes paired and prevents an inventory of the higher number trumping the opposite inventory side of the dominate pair. ie I-73 southbound is dominate over I-74 eastbound.
We have no exception table like Kansas.
