chapter 3 Flashcards

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other important designcontrols and criteria

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Vehicles
Drivers and Pedestrians
Traffic

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These are the selected vehicles with representative weight, dimensions and operating characteristics used to establish highway design controls for accommodating vehicles of designated classes.

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Design vehicles

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_____________ and ___________ of vehicles are often the critical parameters in determining highway design for intersections, freeway ramps, climbing or passing lanes and turnout bays for buses.

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Acceleration and deceleration rates

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Designer should consider ____________ in their geometric design.

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driver performance

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This is critical in guiding designers to understand driver’s needs when they drive on roads.

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transportation-based human factor theory

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Each driver when driving will handle three types of information:

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Control, Guidance, and Navigation

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This indicates the need for the improvement and directly affect the geometric design features, such as number of lanes, widths, alignments and grades.

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Traffic volume

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This is the number of vehicles per unit length of roadway and is used as the measure of quality of traffic service for freeways and multilane highways.

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Density

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Is the maximum hourly rate at which persons or vehicles can reasonably be expected to traverse a point during a given time under prevailing roadway and traffic conditions.

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Capacity

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Highway Capacity Analysis is often done using Highway Capacity Manual (HCM) for three purposes:

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a) Transportation planning studies
b) Highway design
c) Traffic operational analysis

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used to assess the adequacy or sufficient of an existing facility or a highway network to serve current traffic

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Transportation planning studies

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used to select highway type and number of lanes

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Highway design

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used to identify bottleneck locations

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Traffic operational analysis

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Traffic volume projected to use a particular facility during the design year.

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Design Volume

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Maximum hourly rate of traffic that a highway with particular design features would be able to serve without the degree of congestion failing below a pre-selected level.

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Design Service Flow Rate

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Measure of Congestion

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Uninterrupted Traffic Flow
Interrupted Traffic Flow

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uses density as the measure for the degree of congestion

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Uninterrupted Traffic Flow

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uses average stopped time delay-signalized intersection

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Interrupted Traffic Flow

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Government Agencies Related to Highways and National Roads

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Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH)
Department of Transportation (DOTr)
Land Transportation Office (LTO)
Toll Regulatory Board (TRB)
Local Government Units (LGUs)
Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA)

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responsible for planning, construction, and maintenance of national roads, highways, and bridges

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DPWH

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makes sure the country’s road network is reliable for transportation and economic growth

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DPWH

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oversees the transportation system (land, air, sea); works with DPWH for land transport policies

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DOTr

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responsible for registering vehicles, issuing driver’s licenses, and enforcing transportation laws

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LTO

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regulates toll roads and expressways

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TRB

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support national efforts by maintaining local roads and facilities
LGUs
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handles traffic management, road clearing, and urban road concerns within Metro Manila
MMDA
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Government Agencies Related to Airports
Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA) Mactan-Cebu International Airport Authority (MCIAA) Clark International Airport Corporation (CIAC)
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regulates and operates most public airports in the country (except some major ones)
CAAP
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oversees pilots, airlines, and airports to keep air travel safe and organized
CAAP
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protects passengers’ rights and ensures fair competition among airlines
CAB
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operates and manages Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA)
MIAA
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operates and manages Mactan-Cebu International Airport
MCIAA
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manages Clark International Airport
CIAC
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Government Agencies Related to Seaports
Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) Maritime Industry Authority (MARINA) Port of Aparri
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oversees operations, maintenance, and development of government owned seaports nationwide
PPA
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ensures smooth movement of goods and passengers through the nation’s seaports
PPA
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regulates the shipping industry, ferry operations, and maritime education and training
MARINA
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makes sea travel safe and develops the shipping industry
MARINA
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Located near the mouth of the Cagayan River on the northwest coast of Luzon Island in the Philippines. It is the main port in Northern Luzon and serves as a port of entry.
Port of Aparri
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This intends to relate the quality of traffic service to given volumes (or flow rates) of traffic.
Level of Service (LOS)
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The parameters selected to define LOS for each facility type.
measures of effectiveness (MOE)
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Identify the level of service given the following: Free flow with low traffic volumes High speeds No congestion No delays
Level of Service: A
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Identify the level of service given the following: Reasonably free flow Speed depends on traffic flow No congestion No delays
Level of Service: B
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Identify the level of service given the following: Stable flow zone Less able to travel with drivers chosen speed Minimal congestion Minimal delays
Level of Service: C
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Identify the level of service given the following: Unstable flow Restricted drivers chosen speed Moderate congestion Minimal delays
Level of Service: D
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Identify the level of service given the following: Very unstable flow Possible short stoppages Severe congestion Significant delays
Level of Service: E
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Identify the level of service given the following: Forced or breakdown flow Stop-and-go traffic Extreme congestion Considerable delays
Level of Service: F
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Average travel speed per level of service:
A: 70 km/hr B: 60 km/hr C: 50 km/hr D: 40 km/hr E: 30 km/hr F: 30 km/hr
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a person walking along a road or in a developed area
Pedestrian
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These are measured based on the available area per person.
Sidewalks
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Pedestrian Facilities
Side Walks Curb Cuts Crosswalks Traffic Control Measures Overpass Ramps Escalators Bus Stops Elevators Stairs
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This has become an important element for consideration in the highway design process.
Bicycle
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Bicycle Facilities
Bike Lanes Bicycle Parking
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The national executive department in charge of policy, planning, programming, coordinating, implementing and administering the Philippines’ land, air and sea transportation systems and their attached/regulatory agencies (LTO, LTFRB, CAAP, etc.).
DOTr
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Acting Secretary of Transportation. He succeeded Vince Dizon (who moved to DPWH).
Giovanni Z. Lopez
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They continue to manage overall rail policy and oversight, plus it negotiates/awards O&M or maintenance contracts for lines (e.g., MRT-3 maintenance contracts).
DOTr
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A government-owned and controlled agency that owns and operates LRT Line 2 (LRT-2 / “Megatren”). It also plays a role in project implementation, depot/rolling stock management and rail expansion projects under DOTr supervision.
Light Rail Transit Authority (LRTA)
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LRTA Administrator
Atty. Hernando T. Cabrera
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owned and directly operated by the LRTA (public agency)
LRT-2
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its operations are run under a private concession
LRT-1
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Private concessionaire operating and maintaining LRT-1 (passenger operations, maintenance, some upgrades and the LRT 1 Cavite extension projects in partnership with DOTr).
Light Rail Manila Corporation (LRMC) — LRT-1 operator (separate from LRTA)
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named LRMC President & CEO effective Nov 1, 2024
Enrico R. Benipayo
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The state-owned national railway operator for commuter and intercity services (Freight and passenger rail outside the rapid transit metro lines).
Philippine National Railways (PNR)
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is attached to DOTr and implements railway rehabilitation and expansion (e.g., South Long Haul / commuter projects)
PNR
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appointed PNR General Manager (announced Nov 2024)
Engineer Deovanni S. Miranda
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has been the rehabilitation and maintenance contractor since 2023 and DOTr extended/renewed
Sumitomo Corporation