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This document is a Task Work Order (No. 6) from the State of Florida Department of Transportation, involving Marlin Engineering, Inc. as the consultant for a 2014 I-95 HOV/EL Monitoring Study. The project spans Districts 4 and 6, covering Broward and Palm Beach Counties, and will be managed by Cambridge Systematics. The work is part of an ongoing monitoring program for the I-95 High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) and Express Lane (EL) system, which requires biennial assessment of lane performance and operational characteristics.

The contract is valued at $29,106.32 and encompasses comprehensive data collection activities including 72-hour traffic counts, vehicle classification, travel speeds, vehicle occupancy surveys, and transit data collection. The data will be gathered during a specific period in the second half of March 2014, focusing on weekdays between Tuesday and Thursday. Key collection locations include various overpasses and road segments along I-95, with data to be collected in 15-minute increments during morning and evening peak hours. The collected information will be used for decision-making regarding HOV and Managed Lane enforcement activities, and to compare trends with previous studies in Southeast Florida's urban areas.