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Kentucky 2006 Five Percent Report

This report is in response to the Federal requirement that each state describe at least 5 percent of its locations currently exhibiting the most severe highway safety needs, in accordance with Sections 148(c)(1)(D) and 148(g)(3)(A), of Title 23, United States Code.  Each state’s report is to include potential remedies to the hazardous locations identified; estimated costs of the remedies; and impediments to implementation of the remedies other than costs.  The reports included on this Web site represent a variety of methods utilized and various degrees of road coverage.  Therefore, this report cannot be compared with the other reports included on this Web site.

Protection from Discovery and Admission into Evidence—Under 23 U.S.C. 148(g)(4) information collected or compiled for any purpose directly relating to this report shall not be subject to discovery or admitted into evidence in a Federal or State court proceeding or considered for other purposes in any action for damages arising from any occurrence at a location identified or addressed in the reports.

Additional information, including the specific legislative requirements, can be found in the guidance provided by the Federal Highway Administration,
http://safety.fhwa.dot.gov/safetealu/fiveguidance.htm.


Reporting Period: July 1, 2005 to June 30, 2006

Submitted by:
KENTUCKY TRANSPORTATION CABINET
August 31, 2006

"5 PERCENT REPORT"

Section 148 requires states to prepare an annual report that describes not less than 5 percent of their public road locations exhibiting the most severe safety needs (commonly referred to as the "5 Percent Report"). The legislation requires that these reports also include an assessment of potential remedies at the locations identified, the estimated costs of the remedies, and impediments to their implementation other than costs. It is the Cabinet's hope that this effort will increase public awareness of the highway safety needs and challenges in our Commonwealth.

Kentucky's "5 Percent Report" actually includes three individual reports. It includes separate reports for intersections (involving two state-maintained highways), sections of state maintained highways, and locally-maintained highways exhibiting the most severe safety needs. A brief discussion of each report and the methodology used to determine the 5% reports is as follows:

Intersection Report

The Intersection Report includes intersections of two or more state-maintained highways that appear to exhibit the most severe safety needs. In order to develop the report, the Critical Rate Factors (CRFS) for all intersections involving the intersections of state maintained highways were generated by the Kentucky Transportation Center. The CRFs generated were based on fatal and injury collisions, and the time period of analysis was January 1, 2003 to December 31, 2005.

Intersections with a CRF less than 1.0 were eliminated from further consideration. Of the 7,096 total intersections analyzed, only 209 had a calculated CRF greater than 1.0. Although 5% of 209 would result in approximately 11 intersections, it was decided to develop the list using the forty (40) intersections (or approximately 19%) with the highest CRF. Two of these intersections were ultimately removed from the list due to perceived errors in the crash data used by the Kentucky Transportation Center. A list of the remaining intersections including potential remedies, estimated costs, and impediments to implementation are included in Exhibit 2-1.

In most cases, detailed improvements and costs have not yet been identified for these intersections. Remedies and associated costs were primarily based on existing knowledge of the intersections and engineering experience. The Cabinet expects to perform a formal investigation at these intersections within the next fiscal year to identify specific improvements from any of the four E's of highway safety (not just engineering) and potential funding sources.

Section Report

Kentucky has identified 109,771 total unique roadways of varying lengths as described in the Highway Information System (HIS) database maintained by the Transportation Cabinet's Division of Planning. HIS includes both state-maintained and local roadways for mapping and analysis purposes. Traffic fatalities and incapacitating injuries from January 1, 2003 through December 31, 2005, were linked to these roadways, as accurately as possible, and it was determined that a total of 3,611 roadways had fatalities or incapacitating injuries associated with them. Since our purpose in this program is to reduce fatalities and serious injuries, we determined that 5% of these roadways, or 181 total roadways, would be used as the starting point for review. The 3,611 roadways were then sorted in descending order by total fatalities and the top 181 roadways would be identified as the program candidates. Those road had a total length of 3,762 miles which is roughly 5% of the total state road mileage. Also, for the three collision years reported, it was identified that these roadways provided 1270 fatalities, which was 45% of the total fatalities, and 5,690 incapacitating injuries, which is 34% of the total incapacitating injuries. These roadways are listed in Exhibit 2-2.

While we understand that this list contains a large amount of roadway miles, we determined that it was the optimum method for identifying the largest potential for reducing fatalities and injuries. The Cabinet expects to perform a more formal investigation on these roadways within the next fiscal year to identify specific improvements from any of the four E's of highway safety and potential funding sources. We will also make a recommendation to the Governor's Executive Committee on Highway Safety that the member agencies should concentrate on these roadways as a main target for reducing Kentucky's overall fatality and injury rates.

Locally-Maintained Highways Report

The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet is working with the Governor's Executive Committee on Highway Safety and the Kentucky Traffic Records Advisory Committee (KTRAC) to improve accurate location reporting of collisions on the local road system. KTRAC has applied for State Traffic Records Improvement funding from NHTSA with the top priority of developing a mapping system for law enforcement to accurately locate these collisions.

Future Plans and Needs

With these three reports, the Cabinet has provided full-coverage of all state-maintained and local roads. Nevertheless, we have identified areas for improvement.

The 5% intersection report was developed using existing software packages developed by the Kentucky Transportation Center. The list was developed using data on fatal and "all" injury collisions, with the exception of the Sections Report. The Cabinet plans to modify the process so that "minor" injury collisions are not included in the analysis. In addition, the 5% intersection list only includes intersections of two state-maintained highways and the sections list only includes state-maintained highways. The Cabinet recognizes the need to be able to identify the crash rates at intersections involving local roadways. The Cabinet plans to make these modifications within the next year.

Lane Departure Collisions have been identified as an emphasis area in the state of Kentucky. One source of funding that will be utilized to address these types of collision is the Lane Departure Resurfacing Improvement funding. With this funding, a road safety audit is performed on roadways that are scheduled to be resurfaced and that have a history of lane departure collisions. Recommended safety improvements are then incorporated into the resurfacing project and are funded with safety dollars.

Since the highways that will be included in next year's resurfacing program are not identified until December, the Cabinet cannot provide a 5% report for these highways at this time. Once the highways to be resurfaced have been identified, we plan to submit a list of the 5% highways to be resurfaced that exhibit the most severe safety needs involving lane departure collisions. This number of projects on this list will be based on the number of highways to be resurfaced with a history of lane departure collisions and the amount of available funding.

In addition, we will be developing another 5% report that addresses highways (not scheduled to be resurfaced in the near future) that exhibit the most severe lane departure safety needs. There are currently some issues with the "run-off-road" option of the BUILDUP software program that need to be addressed before this report can be produced. The locations on this report are intended to be addressed with the Lane Departure Roadway Section funding. The number of projects on this list will be based on the number of highways with a history of lane departure collisions and the amount of available funding.

Contact Person

All questions regarding Kentucky's "5% Reports" should be directed to the following contact:

Boyd Sigler
State Traffic Safety Administrator
Department of Transportation Safety
Kentucky Transportation Cabinet
502-564-1438

EXHIBIT 2-1
Kentucky Intersections Exhibiting the Most Severe Safety Needs
2003-2005

District County Intersection Milepoint # Crashes (F &I) Potential Remedies Estimated Costs Implementation Impediments Comments
1 McCracken US 45 at KY 1310 8.896 12 No recommendations at this time.     Has been resurfaced. Several rear end collisions on wet pavement prior to paving.  New surface has reduced collisions. 
1 McCracken US 45 at US 62/KY 731 9.224 15 No recommendations at this time.     Has been resurfaced. Several rear end collisions on wet pavement prior to paving.  New surface has reduced collisions in 2006.
1 McCracken US 45 at KY 305 11.716 10 Reconstruct intersection to provide larger truning radii on corners. Undetermined    
1 McCracken US 60 at KY 305 5.757 8 Increase enforcement of speed limit.     Signal installed in June of 2003
1 McCracken US 60X at KY 305/N. 13th Street 1.311 8 No recommendations at this time.  Needs further review.     There are two intersections of US 60X and KY 305.  Reported collisions are for two intersections not one.
1 McCracken KY 450 at KY 3075 4.282 5 Could widen shoulders and/or install flashing beacon. $20,000 for beacon   Several right-angles.  Only one collision in 2006.  Signs and rumble strips are fine.
1 Marshall US 641 at US 641S 5.330 7 Traffic signal recently approved.      
2 Christian KY 117 at KY 345 4.593 3 Install Intersection Control Beacons if recent improvements do not improve crash rate. $25,000   Detailed crash analysis completed 09-14-05.  6 crashes for period 07-31-00 to 07-31-05. Calculated CRF = 1.58.  Installed 4' X 4' CROSSROAD warning signs with 45 MPH advisories on both KY 117 approaches
2 Daviess KY 554 at KY 2127 7.885 4 Install Intersection Control Beacons if recent improvements do not improve crash rate. $25,000   Crash analysis completed 02-09-06.  6 crashes for period 01-01-03 to 01-01-06. Calculated CRF = 1.63.  Installed 4' X 4' CROSSROAD warning signs with 45 MPH advisories on both KY 554 approaches. Installed 4' X 4' STOP AHEAD on KY 2127. Relocated STOP sign and added additional route markers.
2 Henderson US 41 at KY 812 13.040 9 None planned. No defined accident patterns. Currently signalized.     Crash analysis completed 10-12-05. 14 crashes for period 08-31-02 to 08-31-05. Calculated CRF = 1.02.  Installed westbound right turn lane.
2 Hopkins US 41A at KY 1581/Pride Avenue 0.370 8 Reconstruction of intersection included in Item No. 02-137.01      
3 Butler KY 70 at KY 185 29.977 4 (a) Remove parking and other obstacles that restrict sight distance on ROW (b) Install supplemental advisory plaques on Intersection warning signs on KY 70 approaches (c) Dual-mount signs in item #2 (d) Remove the sweeping right-hand turns (e) Consider 4-Way Stop. Crash reports indicate motorists think it is a 4-Way Stop (f) Build a Park and Ride Lot.  (a) $25,000 (b) $300 (c) $300 (d) $25,000 (e) $300 (f) $150,000 Permanent Structures in the sight triangles.  Near County line. Project would be in two counties.  Rural Area.  
3 Logan US 68 at KY 178 8.870 8 (a) Install “Left Turn Yield on Green” signs on all 4 approaches (b) Install Back plates on KY 178 WB approach (c) Install Retroreflective Borders on Back plates (d) Install Double Red signal heads on all approaches (e) Install intersection warning signs on KY 178 approaches (f) Install “Stop Here on Red” signs on KY 178 approaches (g) Trim the Fence line on SE quadrant.
(a) $400 (b) $800 (c) $200 (d) $7000 (e) $300 (f) $300 (g) $500
Guardrail on the south side of intersection.  New Super Wal-Mart.  Rural Template with urban development.  Left turns have negative offset on US 68.  Drainage Basin.  Truck Traffic.  
4 Hardin US 31W at KY 84 4.192 7 Possible candidate for signalization $60,000    
4 Hardin US 31W at KY 313 24.408 22 Possible candidate for all-red extension system. Unkown at this time. Technology will have to be developed for 170 controller. AWFS recently installed.  Retro-reflective backplates have been approved for all approaches.Coordination implemented with nearby traffic signal. 
4 Larue KY 210 at KY 1607 4.446 5 Recommendations to be determined with formal traffic investigation.  Inconsistency in crash data.       
4 Larue KY 210 at KY 470 9.508 5 No recommendations at this time.  Formal review necessary.     Intersection recently reconstructed.
4 Nelson US 31E at KY 245 15.400 13 Ongoing project to study intersection alternatives.      
5 Bullitt KY 61 at KY 1020 16.270 9 Intersection will be rebuilt with KY 61 project (Scheduled 2008) $7.7 Million in Construction funds for 2008 (Proj. # 05-0117.00)    
5 Bullitt KY 61 at KY 1526 18.415 9 Intersection will be rebuilt with KY 61 project (Scheduled 2008) $10.9 Million in Construction funds for 2008 (Proj. # 05-0117.00)    
5 Shelby KY 43 at KY 55/KY 2268 0.000 8 Approved/unfunded HES project to install mainline left-turn lanes $1.2 million   Signal installed on 2/26/2004.  Injury and fatal crashes have been reduced since signal was installed. 
6 Boone US 42 at KY 338/KY 1292 5.125 6 (a) Cut down trees to improve intersection sight distance (b) Install oversized STOP signs on side streets (c) Dual-mount STOP signs and install stop bars on the side streets (d) Trim trees to improve visibility of flashing beacon (e) Add left-turn lane onto KY 338 from NB US 42      
6 Boone KY 18 at KY 3157 14.748 19 No recommendations at this time.  Formal review necessary.     Installed supplemental heads 2/28/06 (one in each direction on KY 18).
7 Fayette KY 4 at Liberty Road 13.669 22 Possibly install positive offset left-turn lanes.  $200,000   High-volume, signalized intersection.  Queues from other nearby signals back up through this intersection.
7 Jessamine US 68 at KY 169 7.262 12 US 68 (along with this intersection) is scheduled to be reconstructed.     Recently signalized.
7 Scott US 25 at KY 620 8.587 3 Add turn lanes $300,000   3 different intersections of these two roads.  Listed intersection is believed to be location of concern.
7 Woodford KY 1681 at KY 1967 11.082 4 Align the intersection fixing the sight distance restriction. $2,000,000-$3,000,000   Immovable rock fence is primary problem.  LED enhanced warning sign recently installed and immediately stolen.  It was replaced with beacon on standard warning sign.
8 Lincoln KY 78 at KY 300 11.479 5 Install dual Stop Ahead signs on KY300 and dual Curve signs on KY78. $350    
8 Wayne KY 90 at KY 92 11.034 10 Install backplates on all mainline heads.  Modify protected-permitted heads on mainline approaches to 4-section heads with flashing yellow arrow. $2,800   Installed double Red Indications on EB and WB approaches, 3/2/06
8 Wayne KY 90 at KY 90X/KY 1275 12.721 11 Install backplates on all mainline heads.  Modify protected-permitted heads on mainline approaches to 4-section heads with flashing yellow arrow. $3,250   Installed double Red Indications on EB and WB approaches, 3/2/06
9 Lewis KY 9 at KY 57 28.380 6 Pending FHWA Pilot project (Lane Width Reduction with Positve Left-Turn Offsets). $103,300    
11 Bell KY 2079 at KY 2401/30th Street 0.756 6 Install rumble strips, STOP legend on pavement, & larger Stop signs on KY 2401. Review sight distance.  Remove large tree. $6,000    
11 Clay US 421 at KY 80 16.915 12 Modify protected-permitted heads on mainline approaches to 4-section heads with flashing yellow arrow. $2,000    
11 Harlan KY 38 at KY 72 0.081 9 Install stop bars and rumble strips on KY 72 $2,500    
11 Knox US 25E at KY 312 25.650 16 Add dedicated left and through lanes on side street approaches.  Modify protected-permitted heads on mainline approaches to 4-section heads with flashing yellow arrow. $6,000    
11 Knox US 25E at KY 2417/KY 3041 24.221 12 Modify protected-permitted heads on mainline approaches to 4-section heads with flashing yellow arrow. Postive offset left-turn lane project has been approved for HES funding.  Project is currently unfunded. $95,000   Advance Warning Flasher has been approved.
11 Whitley US 25W at KY 727/5th Street 32.928 8 Install Retro-Reflective Backplates.  Install rumble strips on  KY 727. $2,000    
12 Letcher KY 7 at KY 15 14.157 7 Low Cost – relocate sheet signs (on KY 15) and a stop bar (on KY 7) to improve sight distance.
Intermediate Cost – relocate one of the railroad flasher/gate fixtures so as to improve sight distance, provide additional “clear zone,” and to remove an impediment to construction of a right turn lane. 
High Cost – relocate the railroad flasher/gate referred to in the Intermediate Cost plus the construction of a proposed right turn lane (with at least 4 feet of positive separation from the through lane) for motorists turning onto KY 7.
High Cost
Design:  $175,000
R/W:  $75,000
Utilities:  $400,000
Construction:  $750,000
Nearby Highway-Rail At-Grade Crossing KY 15 was rehabbed between September 9, 2005 and February 2, 2006.  This included re-striping to provide a left turn lane from KY 15 onto KY 7.

Note:  List only contains intersections of two state-maintained highways.  Interesections identified as having the highest rate of fatal and injury collisions.

Exhibit 2-2
5% Report Public Roads/Section with Highest Fatalities and Most Serious Injuries

CO_NAME RSE_UNIQUE BMP EMP LENGTH TOTAL_FAI TOTAL_FATAL TOTAL_INCAP
JEFFERSON 056 US-31W 0 22.135 22.135 172 22 150
PIKE 098 US-23 0 32.828 32.828 106 21 85
HARDIN 047 I-65 78.661 103.308 24.647 57 16 41
JEFFERSON 056 KY-61 0 12.992 12.992 70 15 55
CARTER 022 US-60 0 35.036 35.036 40 15 25
HARDIN 047 US-31W 0 37.367 37.367 178 14 164
JEFFERSON 056 I-64 0 23.974 23.974 127 14 113
FAYETTE 034 KY-4 0 19.283 19.283 117 14 103
FLOYD 036 US-23 0 21.986 21.986 50 14 36
JEFFERSON 056 I-65 123.18 137.318 14.138 125 13 112
BREATHITT 013 KY-15 0 27.505 27.505 79 13 66
WARREN 114 I-65 13.711 42.89 29.179 56 13 43
JEFFERSON 056 I-265 10.25 34.727 24.477 48 13 35
MUHLENBERG 089 US-431 0 27.779 27.779 44 13 31
FAYETTE 034 US-27 0 15.767 15.767 111 12 99
PIKE 098 US-460 0 25.345 25.345 111 12 99
PIKE 098 US-119 0 27.542 27.542 74 12 62
LAUREL 063 US-25 0 23.949 23.949 64 12 52
GRANT 041 I-75 143.239 166.263 23.024 63 12 51
PIKE 098 KY-194 0 72.819 72.819 53 12 41
MONTGOMERY 087 US-460 0 22.067 22.067 35 12 23
JEFFERSON 056 I-264 0 22.927 22.927 87 11 76
KNOX 061 US-25E 0 26.197 26.197 82 11 71
PERRY 097 KY-15 0 25.179 25.179 78 11 67
FAYETTE 034 I-75 97.703 120.792 23.089 63 11 52
WHITLEY 118 I-75 0 27.943 27.943 49 11 38
LAUREL 063 I-75 27.943 50.767 22.824 44 11 33
CALLOWAY 018 US-641 0 17.444 17.444 43 11 32
HART 050 I-65 53.956 74.622 20.666 39 11 28
MCCREARY 074 US-27 0 22.252 22.252 33 11 22
JEFFERSON 056 US-31E 0 17.887 17.887 74 10 64
CLAY 026 US-421 0 32.841 32.841 40 10 30
BARREN 005 I-65 42.89 53.956 11.066 33 10 23
HARLAN 048 US-119 0 39.182 39.182 29 10 19
PULASKI 100 US-27 0 30.693 30.693 87 9 78
BELL 007 US-25E 0 18.651 18.651 64 9 55
LESLIE 066 US-421 0 35.3 35.3 64 9 55
SHELBY 106 I-64 23.974 46.303 22.329 58 9 49
LAUREL 063 KY-80 0 24.927 24.927 51 9 42
JESSAMINE 057 KY-169 0 18.985 18.985 32 9 23
MONTGOMERY 087 KY-11 0 15.363 15.363 31 9 22
BULLITT 015 KY-44 0 26.286 26.286 79 8 71
WARREN 114 US-31W 0 28.794 28.794 79 8 71
FAYETTE 034 US-25 0 22.286 22.286 74 8 66
KENTON 059 I-75 166.263 191.777 25.514 71 8 63
MADISON 076 US-25 0 28.161 28.161 47 8 39
MADISON 076 I-75 73.408 97.703 24.295 45 8 37
JEFFERSON 056 KY-1934 0 11.502 11.502 44 8 36
BOONE 008 US-42 0 15.287 15.287 39 8 31
MADISON 076 KY-52 0 22.869 22.869 38 8 30
MADISON 076 US-421 0 12.571 12.571 36 8 28
WARREN 114 US-68 0 25.096 25.096 35 8 27
BARREN 005 US-31E 0 25.857 25.857 33 8 25
CAMPBELL 019 KY-8 0 25.722 25.722 32 8 24
WARREN 114 KY-234 0 13.652 13.652 30 8 22
LARUE 062 US-31E 0 20.651 20.651 29 8 21
HOPKINS 054 KY-70 0 26.394 26.394 26 8 18
SIMPSON 107 I-65 0 13.711 13.711 25 8 17
FLOYD 036 KY-80 0 14.435 14.435 23 8 15
BRACKEN 012 KY-9 0 19.857 19.857 20 8 12
ALLEN 002 KY-100 0 29.583 29.583 19 8 11
MCCRAKEN 073 US-60 0 19.886 19.886 83 7 76
WHITLEY 118 US-25W 0 33.763 33.763 68 7 61
JEFFERSON 056 KY-1020 0 12.724 12.724 44 7 37
HENDERSON 051 US-41 0 21.041 21.041 39 7 32
BULLITT 015 I-65 103.308 123.18 19.872 37 7 30
SCOTT 105 US-25 0 25.372 25.372 37 7 30
WAYNE 116 KY-90 0 25.235 25.235 36 7 29
LINCOLN 069 US-27 0 21.982 21.982 35 7 28
ROWAN 103 US-60 0 17.112 17.112 35 7 28
JEFFERSON 056 KY-155 0 16.541 16.541 30 7 23
OLDHAM 093 I-71 11.315 24.727 13.412 30 7 23
GRAVES 042 US-45 0 31.58 31.58 24 7 17
GREENUP 045 US-23 0 28.76 28.76 24 7 17
HARDIN 047 US-62 0 28.194 28.194 22 7 15
POWELL 099 KY-9000 11.913 36 24.087 21 7 14
WEBSTER 117 KY-132 0 28.553 28.553 20 7 13
TAYLOR 109 US-68 0 13.531 13.531 19 7 12
GALLATIN 039 I-71 53.433 69.89 16.457 18 7 11
CARROLL 021 I-71 38.808 53.433 14.625 17 7 10
KNOTT 060 KY-80 0 20.093 20.093 14 7 7
FLOYD 036 KY-114 0 12.517 12.517 13 7 6
PULASKI 100 KY-70 0 13.814 13.814 11 7 4
JEFFERSON 056 US-60 0 17.375 17.375 72 6 66
JACKSON 055 US-421 0 29.585 29.585 53 6 47
BOONE 008 I-75 169.439 183.312 13.873 48 6 42
BOYD 010 US-23 0 20.938 20.938 44 6 38
CARTER 022 I-64 148.665 180.812 32.147 41 6 35
SHELBY 106 KY-53 0 19.609 19.609 39 6 33
SCOTT 105 US-460 0 17.658 17.658 34 6 28
FRANKLIN 037 I-64 46.303 59.431 13.128 29 6 23
TRIGG 111 US-68 0 28.112 28.112 29 6 23
MEADE 082 US-60 0 14.944 14.944 26 6 20
ROCKCASTLE 102 US-25 0 27.052 27.052 26 6 20
LAWRENCE 064 US-23 0 29.069 29.069 22 6 16
BUTLER 016 KY-70 0 30 30 20 6 14
BRECKINRIDGE 014 KY-259 0 32.004 32.004 19 6 13
ESTILL 033 KY-89 0 22.52 22.52 13 6 7
LETCHER 067 KY-15 0 10.675 10.675 10 6 4
FAYETTE 034 US-60 0 19.273 19.273 87 5 82
CAMPBELL 019 US-27 0 22.722 22.722 60 5 55
KENTON 059 KY-16 0 16.666 16.666 58 5 53
MCCRAKEN 073 US-45 0 13.8 13.8 55 5 50
FRANKLIN 037 US-60 0 14.038 14.038 53 5 48
OHIO 092 US-231 0 24.262 24.262 44 5 39
SCOTT 105 I-75 120.792 143.239 22.447 44 5 39
JEFFERSON 056 KY-1931 0 10.519 10.519 41 5 36
CHRISTIAN 024 US-68 0 21.114 21.114 40 5 35
LIVINGSTON 070 US-60 0 29.059 29.059 40 5 35
BELL 007 US-119 0 15.88 15.88 39 5 34
CAMPBELL 019 KY-9 0 23.068 23.068 37 5 32
JEFFERSON 056 KY-1865 0 6.193 6.193 35 5 30
JEFFERSON 056 I-71 0 11.315 11.315 34 5 29
PULASKI 100 KY-80 0 40.1 40.1 33 5 28
ROWAN 103 KY-32 0 21.761 21.761 33 5 28
UNION 113 US-60 0 26.069 26.069 32 5 27
BOURBON 009 US-68 0 10.814 10.814 29 5 24
LINCOLN 069 US-127 0 10.686 10.686 29 5 24
WHITLEY 118 KY-92 0 33.405 33.405 26 5 21
TRIMBLE 112 US-42 0 14.52 14.52 24 5 19
GRANT 041 KY-22 0 15.56 15.56 22 5 17
JEFFERSON 056 KY-907 0 7.036 7.036 22 5 17
JEFFERSON 056 KY-841 0 37.006 37.006 20 5 15
CASEY 023 KY-70 0 34.836 34.836 19 5 14
CUMBERLAND 029 KY-61 0 26.138 26.138 17 5 12
ALLEN 002 US-31E 0 19.189 19.189 16 5 11
BOONE 008 I-275 1.582 13.858 12.276 16 5 11
HENDERSON 051 KY-136 0 30.836 30.836 16 5 11
WOODFORD 120 KY-1964 0 19.171 19.171 14 5 9
KNOTT 060 KY-15 0 9.329 9.329 13 5 8
PULASKI 100 KY-914 0 7.132 7.132 13 5 8
BATH 006 KY-11 0 12.542 12.542 11 5 6
LARUE 062 I-65 74.622 78.661 4.039 10 5 5
SIMPSON 107 KY-585 0 8.354 8.354 9 5 4
GARRARD 040 KY-52 0 16.624 16.624 7 5 2
WARREN 114 US-231 0 27.433 27.433 97 4 93
JESSAMINE 057 US-27 0 15.278 15.278 81 4 77
CHRISTIAN 024 US-41 0 31.574 31.574 68 4 64
FAYETTE 034 CS-4524 0 15.241 15.241 45 4 41
NELSON 090 US-31E 0 27.31 27.31 44 4 40
SCOTT 105 US-62 0 18.999 18.999 39 4 35
LEWIS 068 KY-9 0 31.218 31.218 38 4 34
BRECKINRIDGE 014 US-60 0 31.811 31.811 37 4 33
KENTON 059 KY-177 0 20.36 20.36 37 4 33
MCCRAKEN 073 US-62 0 16.895 16.895 37 4 33
CHRISTIAN 024 KY-107 0 36.151 36.151 36 4 32
MEADE 082 KY-144 0 35.953 35.953 36 4 32
FAYETTE 034 KY-1974 0 13.24 13.24 35 4 31
ROCKCASTLE 102 I-75 50.767 73.408 22.641 34 4 30
JEFFERSON 056 KY-1447 0 9.242 9.242 33 4 29
BARREN 005 US-68 0 22.256 22.256 26 4 22
BOYLE 011 US-150 0 18.505 18.505 26 4 22
MASON 081 US-62 0 20.71 20.71 25 4 21
CALLOWAY 018 KY-94 0 24.209 24.209 24 4 20
GRAYSON 043 US-62 0 33.527 33.527 24 4 20
LAUREL 063 KY-229 0 12.211 12.211 23 4 19
GARRARD 040 US-27 0 16.417 16.417 22 4 18
METCALFE 085 US-68 0 20.026 20.026 21 4 17
CARROLL 021 KY-36 0 23.629 23.629 20 4 16
JEFFERSON 056 US-60A 0 10.55 10.55 20 4 16
BREATHITT 013 KY-1110 0 15.666 15.666 19 4 15
CASEY 023 US-127 0 23.715 23.715 19 4 15
WASHINGTON 115 US-150 0 20.427 20.427 19 4 15
HARDIN 047 KY-434 0 11.305 11.305 18 4 14
MUHLENBERG 089 US-62 0 26.005 26.005 18 4 14
GRAVES 042 JC-9003 8.352 34.487 26.135 17 4 13
KNOTT 060 KY-160 0 15.682 15.682 17 4 13
LYON 072 I-24 33.88 54.842 20.962 17 4 13
MUHLENBERG 089 KY-181 0 25.296 25.296 17 4 13
WEBSTER 117 US-41 0 12.226 12.226 17 4 13
FAYETTE 034 I-64 71 89.48 18.48 16 4 12
ROWAN 103 KY-519 0 10.054 10.054 16 4 12
CAMPBELL 019 I-471 0 5.016 5.016 15 4 11
CLARK 025 US-60 0 17.166 17.166 15 4 11
HARLAN 048 KY-38 0 29.519 29.519 15 4 11
JEFFERSON 056 KY-1819 0 13.624 13.624 15 4 11
BELL 007 KY-221 0 12.633 12.633 14 4 10
MARSHALL 079 I-24 17.32 29.352 12.032 14 4 10
MARSHALL 079 US-62 0 12.081 12.081 14 4 10
MARION 078 US-68 0 23.819 23.819 13 4 9
MONTGOMERY 087 KY-213 0 9.132 9.132 13 4 9

 

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