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Highway Engineering Traffic Engineering Studies Group Members Matric Number AFANDI BIN SAFI A141506 AMIRUL ANWAR BIN MOHD SOLONG A139607 MOHD AZMAN BIN SAMER A141428 MUHAMMAD TAUFIQ BIN OTHMAN A141468

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Highway Engineering Traffic Engineering Studies

Group Members Matric Number

AFANDI BIN SAFI A141506

AMIRUL ANWAR BIN MOHD SOLONG A139607

MOHD AZMAN BIN SAMER A141428

MUHAMMAD TAUFIQ BIN OTHMAN A141468

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SPOT SPEED STUDIES

Location

• Basic data collection

• Speed trend analyses

• Specific traffic engineering problem

Time of Day and Duration

• Free-flowing or off-peak hour

• Nature of complaints

• >=1hour, >=30 vehicles

Sample Size

• Average Speed

• Median Speed• Modal Speed• The ith-

percentile Spot Speed

• Pace• Standard

Deviation of Speeds

To estimate speed distribution of vehicles in a stream of traffic at particular location on a highway.

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MethodsManual

Pavement markingsEnoscope or Mirror box

AutomaticRoad detectors•Pneumatic road tubes•Inductive loop

Radar-Based Traffic SensorsElectronic-Principle Detectors

SPOT SPEED STUDIES

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SPOT SPEED STUDIES

• spot speed studies are usually taken only from a sample of vehicles

• using the section of the highway on which the study is conducted.

• These data are used to determine the speed characteristics of the whole population of vehicles.

• Most commonly used is the frequency distribution table

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SPOT SPEED STUDIES

Other Forms of Presentation and Analysis of Speed Data

• May require a more complicated presentation and analysis of the speed data

• May be necessary for the speed data to be fitted into a suitable theoretical frequency distribution. methods of hypothesis testing: Chi square testing

Comparison of mean speed

• Sometimes necessary to know if there is significant difference between the mean speeds of two spot speed studies.

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VOLUME STUDIES

Traffic Volume Data Presentation

1.Traffic flow map - Show individual routes. Volume of traffic is represented by the width of a band.

2. Intersection summary sheets - Graphic representations of the volume and directions of all traffic movement at the intersection.

3.Time-based distribution charts - Show hourly, monthly and annual variation in traffic volume in an area or a highway.

4.Summary Tables - Summary of traffic volume data such as PHV, Vehicle Classification (VC) and ADT in tabular form.

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VOLUME STUDIES

Traffic Volume Characteristic

• Based on regular observation of traffic volumes over the years.

• This variation is repetitive and rhythmic.

• Taken into consideration when traffic counts are being planned.

• Factors: Weather and peak hours.

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VOLUME STUDIESSample Size and Adjustment of Periodic Counts

• Minimum sample size depends on the precision level desired (95-5 is commonly used).

• When sample size < 30, selection of counting station is random.

• Minimum sample equation,

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VOLUME STUDIESSample Size and Adjustment of Periodic Counts

• Adjustment of periodic counts,