2014
DOI: 10.14256/jce.887.2013
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Study of vehicle speed in the design of roundabouts

Abstract: Some roundabout design elements significantly influence the vehicle driving speed, i.e. the trajectory of vehicles at roundabouts, which is directly responsible for the level of service and traffic safety at roundabouts. An "in situ" speed, taken as a significant roundabout-design element, is analysed in the paper using as an example four urban single-lane roundabouts located in the City of Zagreb. The American method and the Australian method are used for the definition and verification of the design speed at… Show more

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“…As the window size is always same for all the feature, the feature value is stable. On the other hand, the maneuver-based is a new way to test the approach, proposed by Pilko et al (2014) and Gonzalez et al (2017), here the concept of dividing the driving process in a roundabout into three stages: entrance, driving within the roundabout and exit maneuvers. To account for this maneuvers sequence, each dataset instance is built using a rolling window with three maneuvers as a window size.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As the window size is always same for all the feature, the feature value is stable. On the other hand, the maneuver-based is a new way to test the approach, proposed by Pilko et al (2014) and Gonzalez et al (2017), here the concept of dividing the driving process in a roundabout into three stages: entrance, driving within the roundabout and exit maneuvers. To account for this maneuvers sequence, each dataset instance is built using a rolling window with three maneuvers as a window size.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Considering a wide variety of design practices, diversity of design vehicles, and general traffic culture and tradition differences, the application of procedures developed under conditions different from local ones may result in significant deviations of calculated speeds, when compared to actual speed values. The experimental speed tests carried out on roundabouts in Croatia show that measured speed values differ significantly from the speeds used to check consistency of geometric elements during design [12]. In addition, the recommended distances, based on which vehicle paths used in speed calculations are formed, differ significantly from the distances determined in field studies.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…Many improvements in position accuracy were achieved using GPS/GNSS in comparison with GPS, especially for 10 Hz multi-GNSS. Meanwhile, the authors of [8] analyzed vehicle speed driving on an urban single-lane roundabout using both the abovementioned Dutch and American design models. It is important in roundabout design to ensure appropriate speed negotiation; therefore, the authors analyzed and compared the measured speed with the designed speed for the two mentioned models.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%