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1. TRAFFIC SURVEY STUDY at CHICHNAKA
CHIPLUN
Gharda Institute of Technology, Lavel.
1) Transportation Engineering and Planning : S.K. Khanna
2) Traffic Engineering and Transport Planning : Kadiyali , Y.R.
Reference
s
•Blockage of road due to absence of signal.
•Blockage of road due to moment of buses as bus
stop is near by and rickshaw stop and vegetable
vendors.
•Blockage of road due to small wide of road.
•Poor drainage system.
•Poor Traffic control system.
Introduction
Manual Survey Method
Observations
 Provide extra widening
 Make use of provided zebra marking on road
 Provide sign signals
 Provide proper speed breakers
 Allow limited parking of Rickshaw .
 Allow limited vegetable vendors.
Solution on Congestion
1) Traffic volume data is usually needed for planning and monitoring
measures.
2) Various classes, stream, turning movement,etc of the vehicles can be
known.
3) Hourly, daily, monthly change in the traffic volume can be
determined.
4) Geometrical design, traffic capacity, speed trend is studied.
5) Large number of vehicles are moving from market road and Mumbai
Goa road.
Conclusions
Traffic survey aim to capture data that
accurately reflects the real- world traffic
situation in the area. A traffic survey can
be manual or automatic.
The assessment of the profitability of
road and street construction project
needs reliable information about the
present traffic volume and on that basis
future traffic volume can be predicted.
With the help of traffic survey we get
high quality and clear tables and graphic
presentation about the traffic situation.
Traffic Problems
Figure 1. Location of Survey
Table 1. Shivaji Chowk
35.2
18.4
13.1
7.41
25.78
0
10
20
30
40 PCU PASSENGER CAR UNITS
Figure 2 Survey Data
Food Stalls along Road
Figure 3 Traffic Count at Intersection
60.1%
15.7%
11.2%
2.8%
10%
2-Wheeler 3-Wheeler 4-Wheeler Buses Heavy Vehicles
Insufficent Space for circulation
No Signal on Road
No Curbs On Road
Sr.
no.
Class of vehicle Turning movements and no.
of vehicles
Left Straight Right
1 Two wheeler 95 65 82
2 Three wheeler 42 52 23
3 Four wheeler 16 10 3
4 Bus 0 0 0
5 Heavy vehicles 2 1 0
Observation from market end (OPP. TO
RIKSHAW STAND)

2. Sr.
no.
Class of vehicle Turning movements and no.
of vehicles
Left Straight Right
1 Two wheeler 107 239 101
2 Three wheeler 9 42 11
3 Four wheeler 19 41 36
4 Bus 1 6 1
5 Heavy vehicles 3 0 0
Vehicles
/Road
2 -
Whe
eler
3-
Wh
eel
er
4-
Whee
ler
Bus
es
Heavy
Vehicles
PCU
Karad
Road
206 110 77 35.2 123.2 551.4
Mumbai
Goa
Highway
217.5 83 56 39.6 145.2 541.3
Market
Road
55 45 45 30.8 99 274.8
Market
Road
23.5 25 9 0 0 57.5
Total 502 263 187 105.
6
367.4
% of
Vehicles
35.2 18.
4
13.1 7.41 25.78

3. Vehicles
/Road
2 -
Wheeler
3-
Wheeler
4-
Wheeler
Buses Heavy
Vehicles
PCU
Karad
Road
412 110 77 16 56 556
Mumbai
Goa
Highway
435 83 56 18 66 515.7
Market
Road
110 45 45 14 45 267
Market
Road
47 25 9 0 0 59.5
Total 1004 263 187 48 167
% of
Vehicles
60.1 15.7 11.2 2.87 10.0

4. Sr. no. Class of vehicle Turning movements and no. of vehicles
Left Straight Right
1 Two wheeler 230 101 110
2 Three wheeler 46 11 30
3 Four wheeler 42 14 32
4 Bus 6 0 4
5 Tractor with trolley 0 0 0