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1 Vehicle Motion Equations: v = at + v (2.2.4) x x = v2 2 v 2a (2.2.6) v 2 = v 2 + 2a(x x ) (2.2.6) x = 1 2 at2 + v t + x (2.2.7) D b = x cos α (2.2.10) x = vt D b = v 2 v 2 2g(f G) (2.2.14) e + f s = v2 gr (1 f se) (2.2.19) v 2 X + Ye = gr Y Xe (2.2.20) D PR = v δ cos α D s = D PR + D b 1km 1hr = 1000m 3600s 1mile 1hr = 5280ft 3600s G = tanα

2 A car collided with a telephone pole and left a 20 ft skid marks on the dry pavement. Based on the damages sustained, an engineer estimated that the speed at collision was 15 mph. if the roadway had a +3% grade, calculate the speed of the car at the onset of skidding. v f = 15mph = 15 5280 3600 = 22ft/s D b = v 2 v 2 2g(f G) v 2 = D b 2g(f G) + v 2 v 2 = 20 2 32.2 (0.6 + 0.03) + 22 2 = 1295.44 v = 35.99ft/s = 35.99 3600 5280 = 24.5mph A vehicle crashed into an abutment wall of a bridge leaving a skid mark on the road (d=110m, f=0.6) followed by skid mark on the side slope (21 m, f=0.3) all the way to the wall. The road has an uphill slope of 2% and an equivalent of -5% on the side slope. The crash velocity was estimated to be 30 km/hr. Was the driver obeying the speed limit of 120 km/hr. before applying the breaks? Side slope: v = 30 km hr Road: vο (at side slope) = v (at road) = 30 1000 3600 = 8.33m/s D b = v 2 v 2 2g(f G) v 2 = D b 2g(f G) + v 2 v 2 = 21 2 9.8 (0.3 0.05) + 8.33 2 = 172.34 v = 13.13m/s = 13.13 3600 1000 = 47.26km/hr v 2 = D b 2g(f G) + v 2 v 2 = 110 2 9.8 (0.6 + 0.02) + 13.13 2 = 1509.12 The driver did not obey the speed limit v = 38.85m/s = 38.85 3600 1000 = 139.85km/hr

3 Check for safety against sliding and overturning on a curve with radios R=200 m, super elevation e=3% and fs=0.2. the posted speed limit is 80 km/hr and vehicle s center of mass is at: X=1.1 m, Y = 1.5 m. Sliding: e + f s = v2 gr v 2 = (e + f s )gr v = (e + f s )gr v = (0.03 + 0.2) 9.8 200 = 21.23m/s v = 21.23m/s = 21.23 3600 1000 = 76.4km/hr The curve is not safe because the maximum speed before sliding is less than the posted speed limit. Overturning: v 2 X + Ye = gr Y Xe v 2 X + Ye = gr Y Xe X + Ye v = gr Y Xe v = 9.8 200 1.1 + 1.5 0.03 1.5 1.1 0.03 = 39.13m/s v = 39.13m/s = 39.13 3600 1000 = 140.9km/hr

4 What should be the speed for a 1,000 ft curve with super elevation of 2% ensuring no skidding nor overturning on wet conditions (f=0.15). The vehicles have a center of mass at X=4.5 ft and Y=5.5 ft. Sliding: e + f s = v2 gr v 2 = (e + f s )gr v = (e + f s )gr v = (0.02 + 0.15) 32.2 1000 = 73.99ft/s Overturning: v = 73.99ft/s = 73.99 3600 5280 = 50.44mph v 2 X + Ye = gr Y Xe v 2 X + Ye = gr Y Xe X + Ye v = gr Y Xe v = 32..2 1000 4.5 + 5.5 0.02 5.5 4.5 0.02 = 165.65ft/s v = 165.65ft/s = 165.65 3600 5280 = 112.9mph The proposed speed limit must be less than both results. Thus, an appropriate speed limit is v = 45 mph

5 Human Factors xc: is the critical distance required for the car to stop before the intersection. xo: is the maximum distance the car can be from the intersection of the yellow interval and still clear the intersection. x c = v 0 δ 2 + v 0 2 2a 2 (2.3.3) x 0 = v 0 τ (w + L) (2.3.6) τ min = δ 2 + v 0 2a 2 + w + L v 0 (2.3.7)

6 xc<x0 xc=x0 xc>x0

7 Determine if the following intersection has a dilemma zone: Comfortable deceleration a2 =8 ft/s2, intersection width w =65 ft, vehicle length L =15 ft, amber duration τ =4.5 sec, PRT δ2 =1 sec and an approach speed of 60 mph. Note, if there exists a dilemma zone, determine its length. To determine if there is a dilemma zone, check the relations x0=xc, x0>xc, x0<xc, Since x0<xc, there is a dilemma zone. v 0 = 60mph = 60 5280 3600 = 88ft/s x c = v 0 δ 2 + v 0 2 2a 2 x c = 88 1 + 882 2 8 = 572ft x 0 = v 0 τ (w + L) x 0 = 88 4.5 (65 + 15) = 316ft x 0 x c = v 0 τ (w + L) (v 0 δ 2 + v 0 2 2a ) 2 x 0 x c = 88 4.5 (65 + 15) (88 1 + 882 2 8 ) The length of the dilemma zone is 256 ft. x 0 x c = 256ft Note: you can directly calculate x0-xc and determine if there is a dilemma zone: x0-xc 0, there is no dilemma zone. x0-xc< 0, there is a dilemma zone, and the difference is its length.

8 Calculate the length of the dilemma zone in the following intersection. Moreover, select an appropriate yellow interval for the intersection. Driver and intersection properties: Comfortable deceleration rate a2 =2.5 m/s 2 Intersection width w =35 m Design vehicle length L =3 m Yellow duration τ =4.5 sec PRT δ2 =1 sec Speed limit: 60 km/h v 0 = 60km/hr = 60 1000 3600 = 16.67m/s x 0 x c = v 0 τ (w + L) (v 0 δ 2 + v 0 2 2a ) 2 x 0 x c = 16.67 4.5 (35 + 3) (16.67 1 + 16.672 2 2.5 ) x 0 x c = 35.23m The length of the dilemma zone is 35.23m. τ min = δ 2 + v 0 w + L + 2a 2 v 0 τ min = 1 + 16.67 2 2.5 + 35 + 3 16.67 τ min = 6.61 s To be sure that x0-xc 0 and eliminate dilemma zone, the minimum amber time should be 6.61 seconds.

9 Vehicles must reduce speed from 100 km/h to 60 km/h to negotiate a tight curve on a rural highway. A warning sign is clearly visible for a person with 6/6 from a distance of 50m. Calculate the distance at which the sign should be place before the curve for the design driver. Given the design driver has 3/6 vision, PRT δ= 2 sec and decelerates comfortably at the rate of a=3 m/s 2. Distance of sign to be clearly visible for the design driver: 6 50m 6 3 x 6 x = 25m Slowing distance: D s = D PR + D b D s = v 0 δ + v 2 v 2 2a D s = 27.78 2 + 27.782 16.67 2 D s = 137.86m 2 3 The deceleration starts when the drivers sees the sign, so the sign should be placed before the deceleration starts by the distance x. Sign distance from the curve = 137.86 25 = 112.86 m round up = 113m

10 A driver with 20/40 vision and a six-grade education needs 2 seconds to read a directional sign. The sign can be read by a person with 20/20 vision from a distance of 70 meters. Does the subject driver have enough time to read the sign at the speed of 50 km/h? Distance of sign to be clearly visible for the subject driver: 20 70m 20 20 x 40 x = 35m. d = vt t = d v t = 35 = 2.5 sec 13.89 Time available for the subject driver to read the sign is 2.5 seconds which is more the time he needs to read it. This conclude the driver have enough time to read the sign at the speed of 50 km/h.