Received 18.07.2021
Revised 20.11.2021
Accepted 10.12.2021
Retrieved from Iss. 110, 2021
Pages 180 -187
Abstract
The main types of maneuvers on crossings and adjoints of highways in one level are studied. The probability of an unobstructed injection of a vehicle from a secondary to the main road and vice versa, taking into account the average length of the free interval between the vehicles of the main stream, is determined. The dependence of the duration of free intervals, and their number, on the intensity of traffic, the composition of the traffic flow, and the speed of vehicles, was found. A series of equations was obtained for determining the total transport delay in the performance of various types of maneuvers, depending on the type of intersection or adjacency. Vehicle delays at crossings and adjacent roads are used to economically justify changing their parameters. Therefore, the work is designed to minimize the delays of vehicles at crossings and interconnec tions both in one and at different levels.
Keywords:
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