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Title: DESIGN OF SIGNALS INCORPORATING NITW SATURATION FLOW CURVES
Authors: D., Srinivas Reddy
Prasad, CSRK
Keywords: Mixed Traffic
Saturation Flow
Saturation Flow Curves
Signal Design
Intersection Control Delay
Issue Date: 2008
Publisher: Indian Highways
Abstract: This Paper is an attempt to modify Webster method of Signal design for mixed traffic scenario with high percentage of two and three wheelers vehicular traffic, it was followed by evaluation and design of an existing signal at an intersection in a medium city, Warangal (Andhra Pradesh) for the measured turning movements and vehicular delays. For this purpose, field surveys such as physical inventory, volume count with turning movements, and delay studies have been conducted at the selected intersection. Saturation flow curves developed by NIT Warangal for mixed traffic conditions have been incorporated in the analysis. The Webster method using Webster saturation flow equation failed to arrive at optimum cycle length, but Webster method using NIIW saturation flow concept produced optimum cycle length with minimum intersection control delay.
Description: NITW
URI: http://localhost:8080/xmlui/handle/123456789/1995
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