Question: Question 5 [ 2 0 marks ] A rural primary road segment of 3 k m long has an average annual daily traffic ( AADT

Question 5[20 marks]
A rural primary road segment of 3km long has an average annual daily traffic (AADT) of 15,150 veh/day. The number of crashes that have occurred over the past 3 years are 3 fatal, 34 injury crashes and 80 property damage only crashes. Statewide average crashes for this type of road are 2 fatal, 100 injury, and 210 property damage only crashes per 100mv-km for a three-year period. The weighting factors for fatal, injury and property crashes are 9,3,1, respectively. Using the critical crash ratio methodology, determine whether this site can be labeled a hazardous site. Use a 95 percent confidence limit.[10 marks]
CR=AVR+0.5TB+TFAVRTB2
TB=YearsAADTsegmentlength365daysperyear100million
Segment crash history =crashesTB
Determine the LOS of a 0.55-km section of a four-lane urban freeway. The following design features apply to this section:
Hourly volume, V=2000 veh ?h
PHF=0.95
Trucks and Buses =10%
RVs=2%
Base Free Flow Speed (BFFS)=113kmh
Lane width =3.66m
Terrain = level
Right-Shoulder Lateral Clearance =1.83m
Interchange spacing =4.8km(no interchanges within the section)
Driver population adjustment factor fp=1.0[10 marks]
vp=V(PHF)(N)(fp)(fHV)
fHV=11+PT(ET-1)+PR(ER-1)
FFS=BFFS-fLW-fLC-fN-fID
S=FFS-[19(7FFS-544)(vp+18.6FFS-340025FFS-1700)2.6]
Table 5.1 Passenger-Car Equivalents for Trucks and Buses (ET) and RVs (ER) on General
Highway Segments: Multilane Highways and Basic Freeway Sections
\table[[Factor,Type of Terrain],[Level,Rolling,Mountainous],[\table[[\table[[ET(trucks and buses)],[ER(RVs)]]]],1.5,\table[[2.5]],4.5],[Table 5.2 Adjustment (fLw) for Lane Width],[Lane Width (m),Reduction in FFS,fLw(kmh),],[3.66,0.0,,],[3.36,3.0,,],[3.05,10.6,],[Table 5.3.053Adjustment(fLC)forRight-ShoulderLateralClearance
Question 5 [ 2 0 marks ] A rural primary road

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