DR O.S ABIOLA DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE, ABEOKUTA. CVE 505 HIGHWAY & TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERING I.

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DR O.S ABIOLA DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE, ABEOKUTA. CVE 505 HIGHWAY & TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERING I

INTRODUCTION Teaching approach and Grading policy Course Outline Transportation planning Highway Administration and Finance Highway Lighting Pavement signals, signs & Control Intersections & Interchange Traffic studies & Parking Facilities

Transportation Planning Good highway transport facilities are the result of sound planning. Basic elements of Transportation Planning Transportation planning is concerned with the development of a transportation plan for an urban area or for an entire state. Levels of transportation planning- Policy, System & Project Transportation planning process- Goal identification; generation of alternative plans; performance & impact analysis; evaluation and selection

Transportation Demand Analysis Transportation demand analysis plays several important roles in transportation engineering and planning. The goals of transportation demand analysis are to describe travel in meaningful terms, to explain travel behaviour and on the basis of an understanding of travel behaviour, to predict demand for various types of transportation services. Travel Demand Modelling Trip generation models Trip distribution models Mode choice models Trip assignment models

Highway Administration & Finance Administration – 3 tiers of government & PPP Highway Finance Traditionally given the public goods nature of highways the financing structure and sources of finance are closely related to the role of government. Many of these attempt to minimize risk to the government. These are- toll financing, equity financing, subordinated loans, etc. o Selecting & measuring evaluation criteria o Evaluation based on economic criteria

Highway Lighting Night time illumination of a roadway is very important in promoting safety and operational efficiency. In addition to furthering highway safety, lighting in urban environments promotes safety to pedestrians. In rural areas lighting is generally applied in critical such as interchanges, intersections, railroad crossings at grade, narrow or long bridges etc. Design of Highway Lighting Types & Installation

Pavement signs, Signals & Control Common to all transport modes but method of effecting control varies with mode and complexity of situations faced. Operation control is the control exercised over vehicles’ motion and traffic with the principal purposes of (a) Enhancement/sustainance of safety (b) Reduction of system delays (c) Increase/protection of system capacity  Highway traffic control devices Commonly used traffic control devices include;  Traffic signals and signs  Pavement markings  delineators

Intersection Design Highway intersection is required to control conflicting and merging streams of traffic so that delay is minimized. This is achieved through the choice of geometric parameters that control and regulate the vehicle paths through the intersection Types of At-grade Intersections Design Principles for At-grade Intersections  An interchange is a system of interconnecting roadways used in conjunction with one or more grade separations of highways. It accommodates movement of traffic between two or more roadways at different elevations Justification of Interchange Types of Interchange

TRAFFIC STUDIES & PARKING FACILITIES Travel time and delay studies- A travel time study determines the amount of time required to travel from one point to another on a given route. In conducting such a study, information may also be collected on the locations, duration and causes of delays. When this is done, the study is known as a travel time and delay study. Application of travel time & delay data Definition of terms related to time and delay studies Methods of conducting travel time and delay studies  Parking studies- any vehicle travelling on a highway at one time or another be parked for either a relatively short time or much longer time, depending on the reason for parking. The provision of parking facilities is therefore an essential element of highway mode of transportation.

Types of parking facilities- On-street & Off-street Definitions of parking terms Methodology of parking studies Analysis of parking data

CLASS WORK PROJECT