Spot Speed Studies
H Douglas Robinson
Abstract
H Douglas Robinson
Abstract
Speed is an important transportation consideration, because highway users relate speed to economics, safety, time, comfort, and convenience. Spot speed studies are designed to measure speeds at specific locations under the traffic and environmental conditions prevailing at the time of the study. There are two types of average speed measures that express the rate of movement or speed of a vehicle,. The first, time-mean speed, is covered in this chapter, and the second, space-mean speed is covered in Chapter 4.
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Speed is an important transportation consideration, because highway users relate speed to economics, safety, time, comfort, and convenience. Spot speed studies are designed to measure speeds at specific locations under the traffic and environmental conditions prevailing at the time of the study. There are two types of average speed measures that express the rate of movement or speed of a vehicle,. The first, time-mean speed, is covered in this chapter, and the second, space-mean speed is covered in Chapter 4.
Key concepts: Speed measurement, Traffic speed, Preferred walking speed, Measure (data warehouse), Transport engineering, Computer science, Automotive engineering, Simulation