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Analytical Model to Determine the Influence of Horizontal Alignment of Two-Axle Heavy Vehicles on Upgrades
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Existing design policies determine the speed variation of vehicles on upgrades solely as a function of specific values: initial speed, grade, and weight to power ratio. This paper establishes a dynamic model that considers ...
Methodology for Risk Ranking of At-Grade Intersections on Existing Rural Two-Lane Highways
Publisher: ASCE
Abstract: The objective of this paper is the creation of a suitable methodology capable of deploying elements that characterize the existing infrastructure on rural two-lane highways regarding the location and geometric features of ...
Vehicle Skidding Assessment through Maximum-Attainable Constant-Speed Investigation
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: An existing vehicle dynamics model was used to define design parameters up to which steady-state cornering conditions apply and consequently lift the restrictions of the point mass model. Besides a passenger car, the motion ...
Nighttime versus Daytime Horizontal Curve Design Consistency: Issues and Concerns
Publisher: ASCE
Abstract: Approximately 47% of fatal crashes in the US and 36% in the European Union occur during the night. Reduced sight distance may contribute to this phenomenon and similar speeds driven between day and night can become problematic ...
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