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Kelcie Ralph
Добавлен 17 окт 2011
Transport 101: Measuring Congestion with LOS
We are so worried about congestion, but how do planners and engineers measure congestion? This video explains Level of Service for intersections and highways.
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Too much consensus in transportation planning classrooms?
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This lightning talk was presented at the Bloustein Research Day at Rutgers.
Don't be distracted by distracted pedestrians.
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To learn more, check out the full article available for free via Open Access (www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2590198220300294)
More parking, more driving? (Yes!)
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This video is part of the Introduction to Transportation Planning course at the Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy.
The unintended consequences of traffic impact analysis
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This video is part of the course Introduction to Transportation at the Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy. To learn more about the shift away from Level of Service to Vehicle Miles of Travel, see "Leaving Level of Service Behind" by Amy Lee and Susan Handy (www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S2210539517301323)
Let's talk about speed and traffic safety.
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When it comes to traffic safety, speed gets less attention than other factors like drunk or distracted driving. Yet, speed kills roughly the same number of people each year as drunk drivers. This video introduces the ways in which speed increases crash severity and crash risk. It also introduces the 85th percentile rule, the standard approach to setting speed limits in the United States.
Traffic Impact Analysis
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When developers propose new buildings, many people worry that new development will create traffic congestion. To find out, engineers conduct a traffic impact analysis (TIA). This video introduces the basics of TIA.
The problem with relying exclusively on the Travel Time Index to measure congestion
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Each year the Texas Transportation Institute releases the Urban Mobility Report, which describes traffic congestion in U.S. cities using the Travel Time Index (TTI). While the report garners considerable media attention each year, there is one key problem with relying exclusively on the TTI to measure traffic conditions: it fails to consider trip distances.
How to save lives by improving news coverage of crashes
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This video summarizes two research papers by an all-star team. My collaborators include Dr. Tara Goddard of Texas A&M (Twitter: @DrTaraGoddard), Dr. Calvin Thigpen (@cgthigpen), and Evan Iacobucci of Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey. You can learn more by visiting PedalLove.org or by reading the studies: Study #1: journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/0361198119825637 Study #2: (OPEN ...
Transit Service: Connections or Complexity?
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This video is part of the Transportation 101 course at the Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy at Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey. The content for this video comes from the book Human Transit by Jarrett Walker.
Transportation 101: Minimum parking requirements
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Transportation 101: Minimum parking requirements
Transportation 101: Managing congestion with tolls
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Transportation 101: Managing congestion with tolls
Transportation 101: What causes congestion?
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Transportation 101: What causes congestion?
Transportation 101: Can we build our way out of congestion?
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Transportation 101: Can we build our way out of congestion?
Dr Kelcie, I really enjoyed your videos thanks for sharing
Hello Kelcie. I found your presentation and particularly your data very interesting. I would like to offer another perspective on traffic flow. While the recommendation to keep one car length between you and the car ahead of you is valid, it is never followed. Why, because if you leave much more than two car lengths, in moderate to heavy traffic another car will always cut in front of you and the drivers behind you will get mad. Therefore drivers leave only enough space between them and the car ahead to prevent cars in the adjacent lane from cutting in regardless of their speed. I have personally done this while driving 80 mph and so were all the other drivers around me. The problem with this is that if there is something that causes traffic to slow down, traffic density is already at maximum so the flow must decrease. A reduced flow at maximum density necessarily means the speed must be reduced even more. And that reduced speed reduces the speed even further. This is why sometimes with smooth flowing traffic, it suddenly comes to a stop for no apparent reason.
Why change the axis of flow from X to Y (Flow vs Density & Speed vs Flow)?
is this theory similar with water flow?
excellent
really nice explanation
nice explanation i will use this for my township supervisors understanding
What are software for TIA
love this episode so much! help me realize my limitation in urban planning!
Thank you so much Dr Ralph. Currently working on a school project on traffic flow, would love to share my ideas with you.
Also, another problem with parking minimums is it's expecting private property owners to be generous with providing public parking including access. Reality is that not every private property owner is willing to provide accessible public parking including any surplus parking available. Regardless of political viewpoint, some private property owners would restrict access to parking resources and inventory information for any reason such as credentials (resident? visitor? staff? tenant? have required key fob/tag/card?), hours of operations, who they don't like/want (it can be political, legal, personal, etc.), etc. For example, some properties don't allow anyone parking on their site and then go to another property for any reason. This means anyone parking on site must patronize the property or park elsewhere. Another example is a parking lot at an apartment is only meant for residents. This means any empty spaces available can only be occupied by residents.
Thank you , could you come out a video to teach about traffic signal design ?
Thanks !
Thanks. I got it now.
Thank you so much Dr. Ralph. I had been struggling to understand these terms. You made it easier with analogies.
Your voice is like a meditation instructor. So clam and peaceful. . Nice explanation btw.
Doctor... thank hou so much for making this video. This will help me understand how flow works in my field of work.
Great points made!
How tf is this happening? Why are more and more field of US education turning into fascistic echo chambers? I hoped this would stop with genderstudies and other grievance studies, but now it's in transportation too? (Also in other STEM fields!) Is the education system teaching students or indoctrinating them to support certain ideas? Cause it sounds as if you got far too many activist professors, who badmouth alternatives and praise their favorite pet solution, even when that solution is neither perfect nor universal. And against (!) the interest of the public... in a democracy. No wonder you have CRT and race based punishment (!) creeping into US education system. The US education system seems fckd beyond belief at this point. Not sure how this will end in anything but a civil war in a few years, when students have been indoctrinated that way. Wtf are you doing, America! It's wrong and evil.
Can you share the studies?
thank you for your video. appreciate if you can recommend books circa 2020 to present.
From a maximizing throughput perspective, wouldn’t pricing all of the lanes be more effective?
YES! Politically tricky, but definitely more effective.
thanks for the reply. Yes, politically, even a single lane is admittedly a big hurdle.
thank you so very much
thank you so much
VMT should be more economically efficient as well for governments
Thank you
Very useful
excellent. thank you very much
Thanks
I felt "seen" when you were talking about targeting parents of pre teens...😉
Very good points. Well done
It feels like these measuring tools and theory are designed to create sprawling cities and car dependency, while acting against alternatives like public transit and bikes.
ooohhhhh thank yoooouuuuuuu
Thank you so much
Really great
The San Francisco study was very interesting! I was wondering if you knew which one of these groups was better off at the end in terms of accessibility?
Thank you so much ma'am.
Saved for future use. Thank you! Fred, Cyclist
Very Nice Ms. Ralph!