Traffic Signal Design For Janglat Mandi Anantnag as Per Webster’s And Irc Method
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https://doi.org/10.55524/Keywords:
Traffic Signal, Traffic control, cycle length and warrants, Irc, Webster’s, Pcu, Traffic FieldsAbstract
The increasing of traffic volume at our intersection has been arise a problems like road accidents, conflicts and congestions. These problems can now only be solved by providing an efficient traffic control at intersections and that can be achieved by provision of traffic signal system at intersections for continuous and efficient movement of vehicles through the intersections. According to traffic signal, signal timing is most important which is used to decide green time of the traffic light shall be provided at an intersection and how long the pedestrian walk signal should be provided. Traffic volume studies are to be made to determine the number, movement and classification of vehicles at the given location. These data is used identify normal flow of the road; determine the influence of heavy vehicles or pedestrians on vehicular traffic volume. The length of the sampling period depends on the type of count being taken. According to manual count with 15-minute intervals could be used to obtain the traffic volume data. The collected data is converted into PCU units. Passenger Car Unit (PCU) is the metric used to convert heterogenic traffic in to homogenous traffic. In India traffic pattern is heterogeneous, it is necessary to convert heterogeneous traffic to homogenous traffic while designing any signalized intersection. PCU Value is dynamic in Nature. PCU value is depends upon current road traffic condition. In India PCU value is based on value given in IRC SP 41. Developed countries devised several methods for calculating PCUs. Webster’s method is a rational approach for signal design. The design is simple and is totally based on formulae’s laid down by Webster. In this research work the traffic signal for Janglat Mandi chowk is designed by the various traffic surveys.
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