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This document describes a laboratory activity for a Highway Engineering course involving a running speed study. Students will use a moving vehicle technique to collect travel time and delay data along a test route. The objective is to evaluate traffic movement and delays.
This lab experiment measured the running speed along a 6.7km route using a moving vehicle technique. Data on travel times, delays, and traffic volumes were collected during trips in both the eastward and westward directions.
Running speed study is designed to measure the speed at a specific location under the traffic and environmental conditions prevailing at the time of the study and determined between two points on a roadway.
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In this laboratory activity, a distance of 0.5 km between two points at particular location is chosen and a time for a vehicle passing through from first point to another point is recorded. The running speed is measured by dividing the distance passing through with the time taken.
Running speed studies are conducted over a specified route for determining quality of service between alternate routes. In this laboratory activity, the traffic pattern at a distance of 0 kilometers between two points is identify by dividing the total distance with the total running time taken.
Running speed study is designed to measure the speed at a specific location under the traffic and environmental conditions prevailing at the time of the study
