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City of Mounds View Comprehensive Plan <br />________________________________________________________________________ <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />78 <br />Traffic Accident Data: <br /> <br />Figure 15 on page 80 shows the locations of the recorded accidents during the years 1995 to 1997. <br />During this three-year period there were a total of 514 accidents reported by either state, county or <br />local enforcement agencies within Mounds View’s municipal boundaries. Most of these accidents <br />occurred on County Highway 10 (233, or 45 percent), State Highway 10--formerly U.S. Trunk <br />Highway 118 (47, or 9 percent) or along the county roads, such as County Road I (58, or 11.3 <br />percent), Silver Lake Road (24, or 4.7 percent), or Long Lake Road (16, or 3.1 percent). The <br />remaining 124 accidents were spread throughout the City. <br /> <br />The majority of the accidents occurred at the intersections of roadways. The Intersections having <br />the highest frequency of accidents were all on County Highway 10: County Highway 10 and County <br />Road H (42), County Highway 10 and County Road I (34), County Highway 10 and Long Lake <br />Road (21), County Highway 10 and Woodale (19) and County Highway 10 and Groveland Road <br />(19). All of these intersections are fully controlled, with the exception of County Highway 10 and <br />Groveland Road. Other areas of high accident frequency occurred at the junction of State Highway <br />10 and Interstate 35W (24) and the convergence of the southbound exit ramp from 35W and County <br />Highway 10 (19), which is almost half of the reported accidents on County Highway 10 south of <br />County Road H to the southern boundary of the City. Regarding intersections not involving County <br />Highway 10, County Road I figured in five of the seven intersections having six or more reported <br />accidents during the reporting period: County Road I and Quincy Street (13), County Road I and <br />Adams Street (12), County Road I and Jackson Drive (9), Old Highway 8 and County Road H (9), <br />County Road I and Long Lake Road (8), County Road I and Silver Lake Road (8), and County Road <br />H2 and Long Lake Road (6). While all intersections and accident areas are of a concern to the City <br />in terms of public safety of both motorists and pedestrians, Pinewood Elementary School is located <br />at the corner of County Road I and Quincy Street, an intersection having a higher than average <br />traffic flow in all directions. Special precaution should be taken to reduce accidents and to protect <br />the safety of children in this area. <br /> <br />While most reported accidents involved some type of vehicle to vehicle collision, 90 accidents--or <br />18 percent--involved only one vehicle. Of these, 41 involved the striking of a fixed object, such as a <br />sign post or traffic signal, 21 were roll-overs, 13 involved a deer, 8 involved a bicycle and 6 <br />involved pedestrians. Of the 514 accidents reported in Mounds View, only one was fatal, while <br />seven involved injuries considered incapacitating and 73 considered non-incapacitating. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />
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