PEDESTRIAN CROSSINGS. 1 - WARRANTS FOR DIFFERENT TYPES OF PEDESTRIAN CROSSING BASED ON DELAY TO VEHICLES
K S Pillai
Abstract
K S Pillai
Abstract
At present, warrants for a type of control at a pedestrian crossing are fixed mostly on arbitrary values for vehicle and pedestrian flows. It depends on whether the pedestrian crossing is located in a built-up area having more than 10,000 population or less. It will be appropriate to develop warrants for both vehicle and pedestrian flows to choose a type of crossing based on the loss of time to vehicle traffic as it involves economic loss. The author's method should predict, with a universal application, whether there is a need for any control and, if so, what type of control is required for the observed flows at any place. (a). See also IRRD abstract no. 213060. /TRRL/
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At present, warrants for a type of control at a pedestrian crossing are fixed mostly on arbitrary values for vehicle and pedestrian flows. It depends on whether the pedestrian crossing is located in a built-up area having more than 10,000 population or less. It will be appropriate to develop warrants for both vehicle and pedestrian flows to choose a type of crossing based on the loss of time to vehicle traffic as it involves economic loss. The author's method should predict, with a universal application, whether there is a need for any control and, if so, what type of control is required for the observed flows at any place. (a). See also IRRD abstract no. 213060. /TRRL/
Key concepts: Pedestrian, Pedestrian crossing, Transport engineering, Traffic flow (computer networking), Population, Computer science, Control (management), Vehicle type