List 10 key factors of congestion mitigation that may influence freeway mobility performance.

What are the major types of data that are needed for freeway congestion management? Emphasize on recurrent, non-recurrent, and emergency-event induced freeway congestion.

QUESTION 1 a) Briefly explain the following: i) Level of service of a highway link ii) Design hour volume iii) Peak hour factor

Intersections provide a means for safe and efficient change of direction for drivers. When properly designed, capacity of the route can be enhanced by managing traffic conflicts that arise. a) Describe the 2 main categories of intersections that can be installed at any location. Give 2 examples of each. b)  What are major traffic conflicts? In the design of an intersection, discuss some of the ways that can be deployed to address major traffic conflicts that exist on a highway.

4. TXDOT is working on the design of I-69 north of Victoria. They project a demand volume of 52,000 vehicles per day with a K factor of 0.12 and a directional distribution of 56/44 in level terrain with a target LOS of B and 17% trucks and buses. They plan to have roughly one diamond interchange every 2 miles. What number of lanes is required to achieve these design requirements? What LOS would occur for a typical 4-lane rural interstate design? DHV = AADT * K * D DHV – design hourly volume AADT - average annual daily traffic K- peak hour adjustment factor D- directional distribution (make design conservative)

suggest any five (5) ways by which severe traffic congestion may be minimised

ramps within 3 miles upstream and downstream of the segment midpoint. It is on rolling terrain with 10% heavy vehicles and is operating at capacity with a peak-hour factor of 0.9. If the road is expanded to four 11-foot lanes with a 2-foot right shoulder, and traffic after the expansion is projected to increase by 10% with the same heavy vehicle percentage and peak-hour factor, what is the new LOS and estimated density? P-22 Chapter 6 Problems hour. What would be the LOS before and after the heavy vehicles are allowed on the upgrade (assuming 50% SUTs and 50% TTs.)? 6.21 A multilane highway has four lanes (two lanes in each direction) and a measured FFS of 55 mi/h. The directional peak-hour volume is 1900 vehicles (the peak-hour factor is 0.80). One upgrade is 5% and is 0.62 mi long. Currently, heavy vehicles are not permitted on the highway, but local authorities are considering allowing heavy vehicles on this upgrade. If this is done, they estimate that 150 heavy vehicles will use…

A 6-lane new urban freeway is suggested to be designed with the following data: F.ADT = 45000 vpd, design hour factor= 0.12 and directional split = 65%. Rolling terrain, 10% trucks, 5% buses, 6% Rvs, PHF is 0.91 and all traffic are commuters. Then based on the HCM 2000 procedure, the equivalent passenger-car hourly flow rate is about ..... .... ..... .. а. 1410 b. 2105 O C. none d. 1650 е. 1255

A new section of a freeway is to be designed with a free-flow-speed of 65 mph along of 0.75 mile on 5% upgrade. The expected traffic volume is 4200 v/hr. The traffic composition is 15% trucks, 5% recreational vehicles, and 10% buses. The peak hourly factor is 0.9, the unfamiliar driver factor is 0.95. If the design requirement is to target a level of service (B), how many lanes must be provided to satisfy the design requirement?

A six-lane freeway (three lanes in each direction) in a scenic area has a measured free-flow speed of 55 mi/h. The peak hour factor is 0.80, and there are 8% large trucks and buses and 6% recreational vehicles in the traffic stream. One upgrade is 5% and 0.5 mi long. An analyst has determined that the freeway is operating at capacity on this upgrade during the peak hour. If the peak hour traffic volume is 3900 vehicles, compute for the driver population factor used?