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Quantification and Analysis of Land-Use Effects on Travel Behavior in Smaller Indian Cities: Case Study of Agartala
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: The land-use mix observed in the smaller Indian cities is peculiar, and in this context there were no past studies on how the land-use mix influences the travel pattern. The existing indices used for quantifying the land-use ...
Safety and Consistency Assessment of a Two-Lane Rural Highway Passing through Mountainous Terrain
Publisher: ASCE
Abstract: This paper assesses the implications of vehicle-specific operating speed and crash data on the geometric design consistency evaluation of rural highways passing through mountainous terrain. The consistency was evaluated ...
Impact of On-Curve Speed Variability on the Safety and Consistency Assessment of a Two-Lane Rural Highway in Mountainous Terrain
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: This study investigates how the speed variability on curves affects the geometric design consistency and safety assessment of a two-lane undivided rural highway in mountainous terrain. Previous studies have shown that speed ...
Operating Speed Modeling for the Rural Highways Passing through Hilly Terrain
Publisher: ASCE
Abstract: The operating speed model (OSM) is essential for geometric consistency analyses, but the formulation of OSMs for a complicated highway geometry is a challenging task. Highways passing through hilly terrain consist of a few ...
Empirical Analysis of Operating Speed Performance on Undivided Hilly Roads
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Drivers’ speed choice on a curve depends on their perception of the safety offered by that particular geometric element. Perception is a latent variable and is difficult to measure directly from the field. This study assumed ...
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