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Title COMPARISON OF DIAMOND INTERCHANGES WITH ROUNDABOUT INTERCHANGES
Accession No 00794809
Authors Bared, J G; Kaisar, E I
Conference Title 2nd International Symposium on Highway Geometric Design information
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Road and Transportation Research Association information
Editors Krammes, R; Brilon, W
Publication Date   20000600
Description p. 513-521; Figures(8); References; Tables(1)
Languages English
Abstract The safety and traffic operations of diamond interchanges could be improved by replacing the stop or signal controlled intersections with well-designed roundabouts for low and moderate traffic volumes. Three case problems and several scenarios are applied to compare control delay between a diamond interchange and an interchange with double, and single roundabouts. The selected scenarios were compared using models for roundabout traffic operations and for signalized intersections. Based on the modeling efforts of the given cases, roundabout interchanges provide noticeable reductions in control delay. Yearly reductions in delay are economically advantageous in addition to substantial savings in bridge construction cost.
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The publisher's German name is Forschungsgesellschaft fur Strassen- und Verkehrswesen (FGSV).
TRT Terms Case studies information; Cost effectiveness information; Diamond interchanges information; Economic benefits information; Forecasting information; Intersections information; Roundabouts information; Signalized intersections information; Traffic delay information
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Subject Areas H21 FACILITIES DESIGN; I21 Highway and transport planning
Report Number FGSV 002/67
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