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COURSE DCC30112
CODE
CLASS DKA3A
MATRIX ID 08DKA21F2066
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Content
Content Page
1.0 Introduction 3
1.1Definition of Volume Traffic Study
1.2Objective
2.0Apparatus 4
3.0Procedure 5
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1.0 INTRODUCTION
1.1 OBJECTIVE
1. To determine the vehicle composition in the traffic flow stream.
2. To observe the traffic flow trend and movement pattern.
3. To estimate hourly volume and average daily traffic (ADT)
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2.0 APPARATUS
1.Safety Vest
2. Watch
3.Survey form
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3.0 PROCEDURE
1. Select the suitable junction. (Make sure the junction chosen not dangerous and does not
interfere with existing traffic)
2. Determine the rate of traffic flow at the selected arca. Record the number of the vehicles
every five (5) minutes
3. Do the observation for 20 minutes.
4. Assume that the total of P.C.U for every five minutes intervals for all types of vehicles
NORTH
Time / Group lane Car Motorbike Bus Heavy Vehicle
2.35 38 8 - -
2.40 34 10 - 3
2.45 17 9 - 4
2.50 9 3 - 1
2.55 18 2 - -
3.00 16 3 - -
Total 132 35 - 8
SOUTH
2.35 28 12 - 6
2.40 20 8 - 2
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2.45 27 6 - 2
2.50 25 3 - 2
2.55 27 7 - 3
3.00 29 6 - 1
Total 156 42 - 16
EAST
2.35 140 18 1 13
2.40 87 25 - 18
2.45 7 12 - 6
2.50 114 15 - 7
2.55 8 7 - 2
3.00 86 20 1 22
Total 442 97 2 68
WEST
Time / Group lane Car Motorbike Bus Heavy Vehicle
2.35 130 30 - 27
2.40 140 33 - 15
2.45 123 8 - 27
2.50 102 3 - 12
2.55 95 6 - 10
3.00 86 12 - 13
Total 676 92 - 104
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Lane group North South East West Total
Motorbike 35 42 97 92 266
Bus - - 2 - 2
5.0DISCUSSION:
i)Determine the traffic flow rate in pcu/hr.
2. From the traffic study, design the traffic light system for junction of study location by take
into account
i. Time-between green =4 seconds
ii. Yellow time=3 seconds
iii. Lost time 2 seconds
1.Select maximum value
Y(E/W) =0.22
Y(N/S)=0.06
Y=∑Y maximum
Y=0.22+0.06
=0.28
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L=(4-3) + (4-3) + 2+2
=6 s
𝟏. 𝟓(𝟔) + 𝟓
𝟏 − 𝟎. 𝟐𝟖
=23.61 ≈ 𝟐𝟒 𝒔
𝒀(𝑵/𝑺) 𝟎.𝟐𝟐
Phase 2V W/S G(ii) ) × 𝒈 = 𝟎.𝟐𝟖 × 𝟏𝟖 = 𝟏𝟒. 𝟏 ≈ 𝟏𝟒𝒔
𝒀
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7.Traffic Signal Diagram
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7. Under favourable conditions, they provide for continuous motion of traffic along a specified
path.
CONCLUSION
Lastly, the three main goals of the traffic volume analysis were met. To begin, data was
collected to determine the vehicle composition in the traffic flow stream for 30 minutes.
Small-goods vehicles were the most prevalent vehicles going through the T-junction, while
buses were the least prevalent. The population preferred the personalized automobile to
public transportation, according to the findings. The research, on the other hand, might not
be performed during peak public transportation hours. Therefore, the least number of buses
are available at the time. The data was then depicted graphically in the form of a pie chart
and a line graph to compare the number of vehicles traveling through the intersection over
time. The traffic flow trend and movement pattern were observed through this graphical
analysis. The conversion factors for P.C.U from The Road Engineering Association of
Malaysia, Arahan Teknik Jalan 8/86 A Guide on Geometric Design of Roads, were used to
measure the number of vehicles in veh/hr and traffic volume in pcu/hr data for geometric
design of road to avoid congestion. These data were used to improve the road segment,
such as widening it and installing a traffic control system to ensure that traffic flowed
smoothly in all directions. However, due to the time constraint of 30 minutes, this was not
possible. Since it needs traffic volume data for one week, the average daily traffic (ADT)
could not be determined. As a result, they will be able to determine whether it is appropriate
to upgrade the road’s geometric features, add a control system, or develop a road policy to
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minimize the number of specific types of vehicles on the road. Overall, a traffic volume report
aids in the analysis of traffic conditions and patterns. Additionally, provide pertinent
information to improve traffic quality
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