Pedestrian movement characteristics at signalised intersections
Steven Bennett, Adam Felton, R Akçelik
Abstract
Steven Bennett, Adam Felton, R Akçelik
Abstract
This paper presents findings of an investigation of pedestrian movement characteristics at intersection signalised crossings. The main objective of the study was to obtain information on pedestrian crossing speeds used for signal timing purposes, and pedestrian movement start loss and clearance time gain parameters used in pedestrian delay calculations.
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This paper presents findings of an investigation of pedestrian movement characteristics at intersection signalised crossings. The main objective of the study was to obtain information on pedestrian crossing speeds used for signal timing purposes, and pedestrian movement start loss and clearance time gain parameters used in pedestrian delay calculations.
Key concepts: Pedestrian, Intersection (aeronautics), Pedestrian crossing, Movement (music), Transport engineering, Computer science, Signal timing, Engineering