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KANSAS DEPARTM ENT OF TRANSPORTATIONBUREAU OF TRANSPORTATION PLANNINGSEPTEM BER 2017SIGNIFICANT FACTS AND TRENDSTravel on the Kansas State Highway SystemDaily Vehicle Miles% Change(In Millions )2016 to 2017Month20162017MonthYearJan43.88443.860- 0.1- erage50.454Contact the Traffic and Field Operations Unit with questions or requests at:(785)-296-3841 or E-mail: TrafficCounts@ksdot.orgThe M onthly Average Daily Traffic (M ADT) is Calculated Utilizing theDay-Of-Week (DOW) M ethod. M issing Traffic Count Data will Not be EstimatedTherefore Station Summary Data will be Blank where Data is Not Available.

Significant Facts and Trends ReportMonth of September, 2017Kansas Department of TransportationDate: 12-OCT-2017----- Average Daily Traffic ----for the MonthRoute DescriptionLocation DescriptionCounty201520162017Percent ChangeMonth2015Bureau of Transportation PlanningPage: 1Sparse Matrix Model------ Maximum Hour -----VolumeHour DOW Day--- Maximum Day --Volume DOW Day7 DayAvg20165 Day 7 Day /5 DayAvgAvgRural State Highways for District 1US-75US 24US 56US 75K 10K 99US 36K 68K 268K 18US 24US 24I 701.2 MILES N. OF US-36 I.C.1.5 MILES N.E. OF LAWRENCE4 MILES E. OF OVERBROOK5.8 MILES N. OF HOLTON0.2 MILES E. OF RS. 346 INTCHG.2.9 MILES S. OF EMPORIA13 MILES E. OF MARYSVILLE0.15 MILES E. OF JCT K 2680.1 MILES E. OF US 750.7 MILES N.E. OF OGDEN4 MILES N. OF MANHATTAN1 MILE N.W. OF ROSSVILLE4.7 MILES E. OF K 30 INTCHG. (MAPLE 1132,5013,0003,10323,0727,7594,51824,484Percent of Change for District 1 Stations2.5- 5.26.9- 2.522.11.7- 3.63.68.0- 4.03.02.84.02.912.92.9- 6.217.91.0- 0.1- 0.71.3- 1.53.5- 971.01.98.961.01.931.05716- 7 pm FRI2285- 6 pm FRI1,8973- 4 pm MON144 10-11 am MON1377- 8 am THU2,2005- 6 pm FRI631 11-12 pm SAT2394- 5 pm FRI1375- 6 pm FRI1,7295- 6 pm FRI1185- 6 pm FRI6185- 6 pm .021.15.931.031.03.93.941.01.92.97SAT 30FRI1FRI1THU 14MON4FRI1WED 631,0822,44484611,0252,02882012,1227362,132 .921,160 .932,603 .94906 .9310,940 1.012,192 .93931 .8812,153 1.00778 44543554235-6 pm6 pm5 pm5 pm6 pm5 pm4 pm6 pm6 pm5 pm3 pm4 pm6 pmRural State Highways for District 2K9K 15I 70K 141K 18I 70US 77US 36K 18I 135K 14US 815.8 MILES E. OF CLIFTON3.3 MILES N. OF CLAY CENTERW. OF K-232 INTCHG. (WILSON)2.8 MILES S. OF KANOPOLIS DAM1.8 MILES W. OF JUNCTION CITY4.5 MILES S.W. OF JUNCTION CITY4 MILES S. OF JUNCTION CITY1 MILE E. OF MANKATO0.5 MILES W. OF LINCOLN0.5 MILES N. OF US 56 INTCHG. (MCPHERSON)3 MILES S. OF BELOIT2.5 MILES S. OF 93895.70.02,026 - 0.8 - 3.613,3964.71.9561 - 4.3 - 6.2723 - 54.8 - 48.219,6412.90.64,179 - 0.33.61,935 - 3.6 - 4.21,0356.53.214,705 - 1.10.3808 - 5.3 - 2.25,182 - 0.4 - 1.5Percent of Change for District 2 Stations.0 - .6Rural State Highways for District 3US 83US 36US 183K 23I 70US 24K 25I 70US 406.2 MILES S. OF OAKLEY9.5 MILES W. OF NORTON1.2 MILES S. OF PHILLIPSBURG14.5 MILES S. OF HOXIE2.2 MI. E OF KANORADO EXIT7.3 MILES E. OF COLBY1.8 MILES S. OF COLBY1 MILE W. OF WAKEENEY1.4 MILES E. OF KAN-COLO ST. LINEPercent of Change for District 3 1,9631,0822,44484611,0252,02882012,1227361.2 10.30.8 - 6.23.25.72.1 - 25.96.34.4- 3.77.6- 6.7 - 99-10 am3- 4 pm5- 6 pm4- 5 pm1- 2 pm5- 6 pm2- 3 pm3- 4 pm3- 4 pm

Significant Facts and Trends ReportMonth of September, 2017Kansas Department of TransportationDate: 12-OCT-2017----- Average Daily Traffic ----for the MonthRoute DescriptionLocation DescriptionCounty201520162017Percent ChangeMonth2015Bureau of Transportation PlanningPage: 2Sparse Matrix Model------ Maximum Hour -----VolumeHour DOW Day--- Maximum Day --Volume DOW Day7 DayAvg5 Day 7 Day /5 DayAvgAvg2016Rural State Highways for District 4US 54US 169US 69US 166I 35US 59I 35US 400US 59US 169US 75K 1053 MILES W. OF IOLA1 MILE N. OF GREELEY2 MILES N. OF FT SCOTT0.5 MILES W. OF NIOTAZE2 MILES W. OF K- 131 INTCHG. N. OF LEBO4.3 MILES S. OF OTTAWA.5 MILES N.E. OF THE WELLSVILLE INTCHG.3 MILES E. OF PARSONS4 MILES S. OF ERIE1 MILE N. OF THAYER1 MILE N. OF YATES CENTER2 MILES N. OF ,1103,3934,3592,571569Percent of Change for District 4 Stations24.8 - 5.411.64.74.32.80.42.70.80.42.31.44.23.3- 4.7 23.50.83.6- 0.11.5- 4.3 - 3.7- 5.6 - 3325100 12-6 pm6 pm6 pm6 pm6 pm6 pm6 pm4 pm6 pm7 pm6 pm1 pmFRI1FRI 22FRI1FRI1FRI1FRI 22FRI1MON4FRI 36,45822,4094,1103,3934,3592,5715692,719 .964,003 .977,202 1.002,766 .9814,252 1.026,650 .9722,754 .984,199 .983,702 .924,562 .962,631 .98554 1.036 pm5 pm4 pm4 pm4 pm9 am6 pm3 pm7 pm5 pm7 pm5 pm6 pm6 pm6 2,2522,2821,6634,4952,6171,2014,770 .952,995 1.035,597 .9712,628 .931,441 .936,820 1.005,120 .975,418 .971,019 .932,368 .952,323 .981,733 .964,853 .932,842 .921,244 .976 pm5 pm2 pm5 pm5 pm4 pm6 pm5 pm5 47911,9241,0173,8131,4852.8Rural State Highways for District 5US 56US 77US 400US 77US 160US 50US 54US 54US 183US 56K 61K 14K 42US 281US 815.5 MILES E. OF GREAT BEND2 MILES N. OF EL DORADO1.5 MILES E. OF LEON3.7 MILES N. OF ARKANSAS CITY6.2 MILES E. OF ATTICA3 MILES N.E. OF NEWTON14 MILES W. OF KINGMAN1.5 MILES W. OF HAVILAND7 MILES S. OF GREENSBURG5 MILES S.W. OF LARNED5 MILES S.W. OF ARLINGTON1 MILE N. OF LYONS3 MILES N.E. OF VIOLA0.5 MILES S. OF ST. JOHN4.1 MILES S. OF ,529 - 10.7 - 7.33,0754.97.05,4442.96.511,7542.10.41,339 - 11.9 - 6.46,8344.23.34,960 - 1.8 - 9.85,241 - 0.1 - 0.3946 - 5.6 - 1.02,252 - 0.6 - 5.12,2824.03.91,6633.24.14,4951.1 - 5.12,6170.35.31,201 - 34.0 - 33.4Percent of Change for District 5 21140543338526464555-- .9 - 1.5Rural State Highways for District 6US 83US 50US 400K 25K 27US 50US 283US 54K 968.2 MILES S. OF GARDEN CITY4.5 MILES W. OF DODGE CITY4.5 MILES W. OF DODGE CITY2.5 MILES N. OF ULYSSES15 MILES N OF TRIBUNE0.8 MILES E. OF KAN-COLO ST. LINE8.3 MILES N. OF JETMORE3.7 MILES W. OF MEADE12 MILES W. OF SCOTT CITYPercent of Change for District 6 ,6231,2782,0247911,9241,0173,8131,485- 2.1 - 2.2- 9.1 - 14.610.5 - 8.120.8 12.1- 0.82.72.9 - 1.95.24.10.2 - 1.97.52.3.1 - 9.91.97.92

Significant Facts and Trends ReportMonth of September, 2017Kansas Department of TransportationDate: 12-OCT-2017----- Average Daily Traffic ----for the MonthRoute DescriptionLocation DescriptionCounty201520162017Percent ChangeMonth2015Bureau of Transportation PlanningPage: 3Sparse Matrix Model------ Maximum Hour -----VolumeHour DOW Day--- Maximum Day --Volume DOW Day7 DayAvg20165 Day 7 Day /5 DayAvgAvgRural Secondary StationsRS 61RS 463RS 272RS 13RS 2316RS 303RS 2516.5 MILES S.W. OF HIAWATHA2.5 MILES S.W. OF BELOIT2 MILES S. OF QUINTER0.5 MILES N. OF BUSH CITY3 MILES E. OF PARSONS0.8 MI. S. OF US-54 & K14 JCT. (MIDWAY)6 MILES W. OF 2343113561,813331520271297366347330611269 - 4.6 - 0.7157 - 32.9 - 47.134711.6 - 5.23693.76.31,669 - 7.9212 - 36.0 - 35.85495.6 - 10.1Percent of Change for Rural Secondary 5.96.94.99.94229 12- 1 pm 091,285219351721.081.661.481.51FRI 29TUE5THU 28WED .9520,294 2-8 am7 pm5 pm8 am6 pm2 pm3 pm- 7.1 - 14.4Reservoir StationsK 237LOCAL ROADLOCAL ROADLOCAL ROAD1.5 MILES N. OF JCT. US 24KANOPOLIS RESERVOIR N. OF DAMKANOPOLIS RESERVOIR S. OF DAMCEDAR BLUFF RESERVOIR N. OF ,4172875071141,393 - 4.7 - 1.736327.8 26.5521 - 16.42.81094.8 - 4.4Percent of Change for Reservoir Stations- 3.52.6Kansas City StationsUS-69135THBLACKBOBI 4350.4 MILES S. OF 135TH ST.135TH E. OF MUR-LENBLACKBOB RD. S. OF 139TH0.8 MILES S. OF I - ,611Percent of Change for Kansas City Stations15.4 10.74.5 - 0.6- 1.81.23.35.96.56,2513,2572,1898,6243555-4 pm6 pm6 pm6 pm1,7674- 5 pm TUE51,1148- 9 pm SAT1,853 11-12 pm SAT5905- 6 pm THU5,3204- 5 pm FRI3,9704- 5 pm FRI1,7947- 8 am TUE1,1157- 8 am TUE930281119125.5Salina StationsOHIO ST.OHIO ST. N. OF WESTCHESTER DR.SALINE16,80917,36716,732Percent of Change for Salina Stations- 0.5 - 3.7- .5 - 3.7Topeka Stations45TH ST.N. TOPEKAUS 40I 70I 470US 75K445TH ST. E. OF INDIANATOPEKA BLVD. NORTH OF PARAMORE ST.US 40 E. OF TECUMSEH RD.I 70 E. OF MACVICAR ST.I 470 N.W. OF HUNTOONUS 75 N. OF S.W. 57TH1MI. S. OF JCT. US-24Percent of Change for Topeka .95.42.5 - 2.55.7 - FRIFRIFRIFRIFRIFRIFRI

Significant Facts and Trends ReportMonth of September, 2017Kansas Department of TransportationDate: 12-OCT-2017----- Average Daily Traffic ----for the MonthRoute DescriptionLocation DescriptionCounty201520162017Percent ChangeMonth2015Bureau of Transportation PlanningPage: 4Sparse Matrix Model------ Maximum Hour -----VolumeHour DOW Day--- Maximum Day --Volume DOW Day7 DayAvg20165 Day 7 Day /5 DayAvgAvgWichita StationsK 96US 5413TH ST.ROCK RD.21ST ST.HILLSIDE ST.I 235I 135K-96 E. OF GREENWICH RD.KELLOGG E. OF WEST ST.13TH ST W. OF PINECRESTROCK RD. S. OF CENTRAL AVE21ST ST E. OF WASHINGTONHILLSIDE S. OF 15TH STI 235 S. OF MAPLE STI-135 N. OF 21ST KSEDGWICKSEDGWICKPercent of Change for Wichita StationsNOTE:*Excluded from Percent Change 7531,26113,89313,80271,93176,1375.26.2- 0.86.412.39.5- 0.4 - 1.97.111.6 - 555-6 pm5 pm6 pm6 pm6 pm6 pmTUETHUWEDFRITHUTHU1921132928287,5404- 5 pm 1.95.95.8992,160 FRI176,13784,767.90

Sparse Matrix Model 7 Day Avg 5 Day Avg Percent of Change for District 1 Stations Percent of Change for District 2 Stations Percent of Change for District 3 Stations Rural State Highways for District 1 Rural State Highways for District 2 Rural State Highways for District 3 5.9.0 4.2 5.3 - .6 3.4 US-75 US 24 US 56 US 75 K 10 K 99 US 36 K 68 K .

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