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Highway Access Permits
Overview
Property owners seeking traffic access to state roadways and transportation infrastructures must submit applications for access to New Jersey
Department of Transportation (NJDOT). Access applications with fewer than 500 daily trips are considered minor, while those with more than
500 are considered as major. For further guidance, see the New Jersey State Highway Access Management Code below. Roadway designers should also
consult the code to determine access requirements for design plans.
New Jersey State Highway Access Management Code
The rules governing access to state roadways can be found in the New Jersey State Highway Access Management Code.
Application Forms
Note: All of the Application Forms (MT32, MT155, MT156, MT158, MT159, MT160) that were formally located
on this page are now listed on the
Engineering Forms page within the Maintenance section.
Highway Access Management Data
Pursuant to N.J.A.C. 16:47-4.38, Background Traffic Growth Rates must be used for traffic studies by applicants in order to compute average
anticipated traffic.
Background Traffic Growth Rates (pdf 28k)
NJDOT also provides Trip Generation Rates used in its Highway Access Permit System (HAPS). The rates have been updated
to the ITE Trip Generation Manual 9th edition.
New rates have been included for the following:
- Variety Store (814)
- Coffee/Donut Shop without Drive Thru (936)
- Coffee/Donut Shop With Drive thru (937)
Note: The Land Use Code for Specialty Retail Center is now (826).
Trip Generation Rates used in HAPS (pdf 35k)
(Posted on May 2, 2013)
Access Design Considerations
NJDOT has a guidance document summarizing access design information to be provided by all designers and criteria used to evaluate for permit
applications. Consultant designers working on access plans and cutouts for New Jersey state highways may find this useful information in the
NJDOT Access Design Manual. This manual includes designer requirements for revocations, modifications and adjustments of access.
NJDOT Access Design Manual
Access Management Presentation
Consultant designers working on access cutouts for New Jersey state highways may find information in the Access Design training presentation
helpful. Call NJDOT if you have any questions relating to this training program.
The training presentation was prepared by the NJDOT Major Access Permit Bureau Office of Access Design, which administers the New Jersey State
Highway Access Management Code. The Office evaluates the access impacts of properties during the Scoping stage, prepares access cutouts for
in-house designs, reviews access cutouts for projects designed by consultants and notifies property owners about access.
Access Management Presentation
(pdf 1.3m)
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