Highway Capacity and Quality of Service, 2015

 

TRB’s Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board, No. 2483, explores 17 papers related to highway capacity and quality of service, including:

  • Risk-Taking Behavior of Left-Turners in Gap Acceptance and Its Effects on Capacity Estimation at Signalized Intersections
  • Relationship of Lane Width to Capacity for Urban Expressways
  • Methodology to Compute Travel Time of a Roundabout Corridor
  • Generalized Effects of On-Street Parking Maneuvers on the Performance of Nearby Signalized Intersections
  • Effect of an Upstream Traffic Signal on the Capacity of a Downstream Two-Way Stop-Controlled Intersection
  • Planning-Level Methodology for Freeway Facilities
  • Average Delay at Unsignalized Intersections for Periods with Variable Traffic Demand
  • A German Approach to Freeway Facility Evaluation
  • Calibrating VISSIM for the German Highway Capacity Manual
  • Vehicular Traffic Capacity at Unsignalized Crosswalks with Probabilistic Yielding Behavior
  • Updated Commercial Truck Speed Versus Distance–Grade Curves for the Highway Capacity Manual
  • Generic Speed–Flow Models for Basic Freeway Segments on General-Purpose and Managed Lanes in Undersaturated Flow Conditions
  • Field-Derived Freeway Passenger Car Equivalents for Congested Conditions
  • On the Treatment of Trucks for Analysis of Freeway Capacity
  • Evaluation of Methodologies for Analyzing Freeway Ramp Weaving
  • On the Treatment of Trucks in Roundabout Analyses
  • Generating Scenarios of Freeway Reliability Analysis: Hybrid Approach

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