Geometric Design and Effects on Traffic Operations 2000

Geometric Design and Effects on Traffic Operations 2000
Author: National Research Council (U.S.). Transportation Research Board
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Release: 2000
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Transportation Research Record contains the following papers: Kinematic approach to horizontal curve transition design (Bonneson, JA); Evaluating horizontal alignment design consistency of two-lane rural highways : development of new procedure (McFadden, J and Elefteriadou, L); Analyzing influence of geometric design on operating speeds along low-speed urban streets : mixed model approach (Poe, CM and Mason, JM); Utilization of auxiliary through lanes at intersections of four-lane, two-way roadways (Tarawneh, MS); Benefits of split intersections (Bared, JG and Kaisar, EI); Speed-profile model for two-lane rural highways (Fitzpatrick, K and Collins, JM); Predicting operating speeds on tangent sections of two-lane rural highways (Polus, A, Fitzpatrick, K and Fambro, DB); Acceleration characteristics of starting vehicles (Long, G); Effects of horizontal curvature on driver visual demand (Wooldridge, MD, Fitzpatrick, K, Koppa, R and Bauer, K); Effects of righ-turn lanes on driveway sight distance (Zeidan, GR and McCoy, Pt); Turn lane storage length design : theory for the practitioner (Gattis, JL); Design of roundabouts in France : historical context and state of the art (Thai Van, MJ and Balmefrezol, P).