2018/9/10

Sustainable Introduction in
Road Intersection Design
and Management
Transportation
VILLEGAS John Jowhell H.
Engineering
Traffic Engineer
Master of Engineering – Nagoya University (JAPAN)

Transportation Engineering Traffic Engineering

- movement of people/goods - application of science and – Deals with the planning, geometric design and traffic
from one point to another technology to design and operations of roads, streets and highways, their
- derivative demand of build structures efficiently networks, terminals, abutting lands and relationships
everyday human activity and economically with other modes of transportation for the
achievement of safe, efficient and convenient
movement of persons and goods;
ENGINEERING
A safe efficient rapid comfortable convenient
B – Applies engineering principles to help solve
economical environmentally transportation problems, and brings into play a
compatible
knowledge of psychology and habits of users of the
Transportation Engineering transportation systems, aside from technical
Application of science and technology to the planning, functional design, operation
and management of transportation facilities in order to provide safe, efficient, rapid,
foundations
comfortable, convenient, economical and environmentally compatible movement of
people and goods
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Transportation Engineering 1) Links – physical links (i.e. tracks, roads, etc.)

2) Means of moving persons and goods –
LAND AIR WATER Vehicles, e.g. ships, planes, motor, rail vehicle, motorized
vehicles non-motorized vehicles,
Railway
3) Terminals – where travel and shipment commences and
ends, also where a change of mode or vehicle takes place

Highway

Human- Animal- A B
powered powered

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Local Street

Expressway

Vehicle Arterial

Collector
Infrastructure Road-
users Local Street

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mobility vs. accessibility 7

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safe, efficient, rapid, comfortable, convenient, economical and environmentally compatible

movement of people and goods

Planning
DESIGN

Innovation
Construction
(driverless car)
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Fatalities per 100,000 population Injuries per 100,000 population
OPERATION
FATALITIES

6 1,000 524
4 6.7
2
0
3.8
INJURIES 500

0
927
Maintenance
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015

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2005
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2012
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2015
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United Nations – Sustainable Development Goals 2030 United Nations – Sustainable Development Goals 2030 (2015-2030)

ROAD SAFETY – by 2020, ½ the number of global deaths

and injuries from road traffic crashes

ENERGY EFFICIENCY– by 2030, double the global rate of

improvement in energy efficiency (electricity, fuel consumptions
on transport)

SUSTAINABLE INFRASTRUCTURE– develop quality, reliable,

sustainable and resilient infrastructure to support
economic development and human well-being

SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORT FOR ALL – by 2030, provide

access to safe, affordable, accessible transport system
for all (special attention to women, children, persons with disabilities and
10 older persons) 11

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12 *TMG, 2002 (Fundamentals of Traffic Engineering, Sigua) 13