Permanent Corridor Dossier: Avery Road & Davidson / Rings Corridor

North-south civic audit tracking campus and high school traffic peaks, the Avery-Muirfield roundabout network, commercial infill, and Dublin municipal boundary coordination.

Status: Peak School Queuing & Access Review
Avery Corridor & Junction Flow Schematic
School / Campus Core
Commercial Infill
AM/PM Queue Friction
AVERY ROAD HAYDEN RUN RD (DUBLIN BDR) DAVIDSON RD SCIOTO DARBY RD CAMPUS / HIGH SCHOOL Heavy AM/PM Arrival Peak OFFICE / INFILL Turn Bay Waiver Zone School Drop Queue Roundabout Stacking
Schematic traffic node model; not an official engineering survey or jurisdictional plat.
Avery @ Davidson Rd
LOS E
School rush: 7:15–8:00 AM
Avery @ Hayden Run
LOS D
Roundabout approach queue
Avery @ Scioto Darby
LOS D
39.6 sec delay / veh
Pedestrian Trail Crossings
LOS C
Rapid Flashing Beacons
Thoroughfare Plan Type: Major Urban Arterial (Class II)
Average Daily Traffic (ADT): 19,200 vehicles / 24 hrs
Boundary Coordination: City of Hilliard / City of Dublin
Posted Speed vs School Zone: 35 MPH (20 MPH Flashing)
  • Mandatory Dedicated Turn Lanes: Commercial infill projects must construct dedicated north/south right-turn deceleration bays prior to final occupancy issuance.
  • Dublin Joint Signal Coordination: Hilliard and Dublin intergovernmental agreement requiring automated signal timing synchronization across the Hayden Run corridor.
  • School Zone Access Management: Curb cuts prohibited within 450 feet of school entrance drives during peak drop-off/pick-up hours without explicit police and staff waiver.
  • Multi-Use Trail Extension: Mandatory 10-foot asphalt path dedication along the eastern frontage linking into the Heritage Rail-Trail spur network.
  • Davidson High School AM Stacking: Parent drop-off and bus queues regularly back up onto Avery Road through-travel lanes between 7:15 and 7:55 AM.
  • Hayden Run Roundabout Spillback: Heavy southbound Dublin commuter traffic fills the roundabout circulatory roadway, blocking westbound entering traffic from Hayden Run.
  • Pedestrian Safety Near Campus: Student foot traffic crossing Avery between school sports facilities and residential subdivisions faces high-speed vehicle friction.
  • Narrow Pavement North of Rings: Transition segments nearing the northern city limit narrow abruptly, reducing clear shoulder recovery space for bicyclists and buses.

Avery Road Corridor Briefs