CHAPTER 3
ENGR. GISELLE ANDREA S. BONAAGUA
Lesson 3.1 TIA
1. Introduction
TRAFFIC 2. Warrants for TIA
3. Sample Table of Contents
IMPACT 4. Study Area
ASSESSMENT 5. Four Step Process
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What is TIA?
1. Introduction
❑ Traffic Impact Assessment is a report that is prepared
2. Warrants for TIA to better understand, assess and mitigate any identified
traffic and transportation issues associated with the
3. Sample Table of Contents proposed development.
4. Study Area
5. Four Step Process
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What is TIA?
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Warrants for the conduct of TIA
1. Introduction
2. Warrants for TIA
3. Sample Table of Contents
4. Study Area
5. Four Step Process
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Warrants for the conduct of TIA
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1. Introduction Sample Table of Contents
2. Warrants for TIA
3. Sample Table of Contents
4. Study Area
5. Four Step Process
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Sample Table of Contents
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Determination of the Study Area
1. Introduction
2. Warrants for TIA
3. Sample Table of Contents
4. Study Area
5. Four Step Process
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A Four-Step Proces
1. Introduction
2. Warrants for TIA STEP 1 STEP 2
3. Sample Table of Contents
Determination Data
of Scope of Collection
4. Study Area
Work
5. Four Step Process
STEP 3 STEP 4
Formulation Traffic Impact
of the TIA Mitigation
Report
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Step 1: Determination of Scope of Work
1. Introduction
2. Warrants for TIA
3. Sample Table of Contents
4. Study Area
5. Four Step Process
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Step 2: Data Collection
Road Condition
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3. Traffic Condition
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Control Condition
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Step 2: Data Collection
Road Condition
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Physical Attributes of the Road:
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✓ Geometric characteristics
3. ✓ No. of lanes
✓ Lane & shoulder width
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✓ Horizontal & vertical alignment
5. ✓ Pavement type
✓ Presence of Parkingn of your section here
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Step 2: Data Collection
Traffic Condition
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Attributes of the Traffic using the Road:
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✓ Distribution of vehicle types
3. ✓ The amount and distribution of traffic in available lanes
✓ Roadside friction (e.g. vendors)
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✓ Presence and estimate of the number of
5. ✓ pedestrians
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Step 2: Data Collection
Control Condition
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Types and specific design of control devices and traffic regulations:
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✓ Speed Limit
3. ✓ One ways
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Inventory Study Data
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2. ✓ Road classification (expressway,
arterial, collector, feeder)
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✓ Location of public road
4. transportation terminals
✓ Routes of the public road
5. transport
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Traffic Volume Data
Annual Total Traffic Volumes Intersection Volume Counts
1. Annual Total Traffic Volumes for: establishing determination of green time, red time for each
trends in traffic volume and determining annual leg of intersection..
2. travel in vehicle kilometers .
Average Annual Daily Traffic Midblock Counts
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(AADT/ADT) capacity analysis, planning one way streets,
unbalanced lane flow.
4. evaluating the present traffic flow and
computing accident rates
5. Peak Hourly Volume Screen line Volume Counts
for geometric design (# of lanes, width) and made at crossings of natural or man made
justification of some traffic measures such as barriers.
parking and turning restrictions. Useful for monitoring volume trends
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Time of Study
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Time of Study
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Methods in Volume Study
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Methods in Volume Study
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Methods in Volume Study
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Step 3: Formulation of the TIA Report
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2. What you should
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Step 3: Formulation of the TIA Report
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2. What you should
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Step 3: Formulation of the TIA Report
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2. What you should
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Traffic Facilities Inventory
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Step 4: Traffic Impact Mitigation
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Thank you!
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