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The Study on In-City Capacity Affected by Pedestrian Crossing

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  • Chang-jiang Zheng
  • Rui He
  • Xia Wan
  • Chen Wang

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Currently, the urban road traffic congestion is serious and the traffic accident is happening at a high frequency; thus it has not satisfied the travel needs of security and affects the quality of urban trips. In order to effectively relieve the confliction of people and motor vehicle, to make sure of the safety of pedestrians crossing the road, and to improve the capacity of urban roads, this passage focuses on studying the influence of pedestrians crossing the roads on the capacity of urban roads in three pedestrian crossing approaches including freely crossing the street, uncontrolled crossing of the pedestrian crosswalk, and controlled crossing of the pedestrian crosswalk. Firstly, it confirms the general formula of the road capacity when pedestrians are crossing the road based on three preassumptions, combined with the survey data, and then constructs the empirical mathematical model of pedestrian crossing on the capacity impact. Lastly, it takes the step of case calculation and simulation evaluation and calculates errors between them, finding that the error between the model calculation and software simulation is small. The efficiency of the model is validated and improved.

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  • Chang-jiang Zheng & Rui He & Xia Wan & Chen Wang, 2016. "The Study on In-City Capacity Affected by Pedestrian Crossing," Mathematical Problems in Engineering, Hindawi, vol. 2016, pages 1-8, June.
  • Handle: RePEc:hin:jnlmpe:5271904
    DOI: 10.1155/2016/5271904
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