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1A The phase diagram with flow values of an intersection with three phases is shown
in the figure below. The lost time and yellow time for the first phase is 4 and 4 4
seconds respectively. For the second phase the lost time and yellow time are 3.5
and 4 seconds respectively. For the third phase the lost time and yellow time are
2.5 and 3 seconds respectively. If the cycle time is 150 seconds, show by sketches
the time allocated to green, yellow and red for two phases. 300
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The cycle time of an intersection is 100 seconds, the green time for a phase is 45
seconds, and corresponding yellow time is 5 seconds. If the headway is 3
seconds/vehicle, the start-up lost time is 3 seconds/phase, and the clearance lost
time is 5 second/phase. If all lanes are equally utilized, find the capacity of
movement for a three lane approach road.
2 The width of approaches for a rotary intersection is 12m. The entry and exit width 5
at the rotary is 10m. Table below gives the traffic from the four approaches,
traversing the intersection. Find the capacity of the rotary. (Assume, weaving width
is 25% of weaving length).
Approach Left turn Straight Right turn
North 400 700 300
South 350 370 420
East 200 450 550
West 350 500 520
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3 The parking survey data collected from a parking lot by license plate method is 5
shown in the table below. Find the average occupancy, average turnover, parking
load, parking capacity and efficiency of parking lot.
5 A national highway passing through a rolling terrain has two horizontal curves of 5
radius 450 m and 150m. Design the required super elevation for the curves as per
IRC guidelines. (Assume: The ruling design speed for NH passing through a rolling
terrain is 80 kmph. The coefficient of lateral friction f = 0.15. The maximum
permissible super elevation e = 0.07.)
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c. Explain how the length of the transition curve should be determined 3
e. Explain major types of traffic control devices and their requirements. Also 3
explain types of traffic signs