Road Intersection Design and Traffic Control

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Flashcards covering the definitions, control types, conflict points, and geometric considerations of road intersections based on lecture transcripts.

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An intersection is defined as the general area where __________ or more highways join or cross.

two

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The two main types of unsignalized intersection controls are Two-way Stop Control (TWSC) and __________.

All-way Stop Control (AWSC)

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In a Two-way Stop Control (TWSC) intersection, the __________ road has uninterrupted flow while the minor road traffic stops.

major

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According to the right-hand rule in an All-Way Stop Control (AWSC), if vehicles arrive simultaneously, the one on the __________ has priority.

right

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Movements in a signalized intersection are separated by __________, while in an interchange they are separated by SPACE.

TIME

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A/an __________ is a grade-separated intersection that uses bridges, ramps, or tunnels to allow traffic to flow freely.

Interchange

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The three types of conflict points at an intersection are Crossing, Merging, and __________.

Diverging

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A 3-leg intersection typically contains a total of __________ crossing conflicts.

33

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A 4-leg intersection contains __________ crossing conflicts and 8 merging conflicts.

1616

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A roundabout contains __________ diverging conflicts and 4 merging conflicts.

44

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Permitting all traffic movements, a 6-leg intersection like the Arayat Junction has at least __________ conflict points.

172172

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__________ is the separation or regulation of conflicting traffic movements into definite paths of travel by traffic islands or pavement markings.

Channelization

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Traffic signs like R6-8 (Keep Right) are usually located in conjunction with __________ at channelized intersections.

islands

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The S2-3R sign, which instructs to 'Turn Right Anytime With Care', is used at signalized intersections where the right turning lane is segregated by a __________.

traffic island

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__________ lanes are used preceding median openings and intersections to increase capacity and reduce crashes.

Auxiliary

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A common disadvantage of traffic control signals is a significant increase in the frequency of __________.

rear-end collisions

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Vehicular signal heads currently used in the Philippines are typically __________ or 300 mm in diameter.

200mm200\,\text{mm}

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The __________ is the specific rule-set used to determine the feasibility of AWSC versus TWSC based on major and minor street volumes.

Highway Capacity Manual