โ Scribed by Robert K Whitford, Jon D Fricker
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CHAPTER 1. TRANSPORTATION IN OUR DAILY
LIVES
1.1 The Role of Transportation
1.2 Fundamentals of Transportation
Engineering
1.3 Multimodal and Intermodal Transportation
1.4 Systems Approach to Transportation CHAPTER TRAFFIC FLOW: THEORYAND
ANALYSIS
2.1 Measuring Traffic Flow and Spacing 2.2 Measuring Traffic Speeds and Densities 2.3 Traffic Models for Continuous Flow
2.4 The Polssan Model for Continuous Flow
2.5 Measuring Roadway Performance CHAPTER HIGHWAY DESIGN FOR
PERFORMANCE
3.1 Capacity and Level of Service for Basic Freeway Segments 3.2 Queueing Systems 3.3 Systems with Stable Queues 3.4 Queueing Systems with Persistent Queues CHAPTER MODELING TRANSPORTATION
DEMAND AND SUPPLY
4.1 Basis for Transportation Planning 4.2 Trip Generation 43 Trip Distribution
4.4 Mode Cholce 4.5 Trip Assignment CHAPTER PLANNING AND EVALUATION FOR DECISION-KiAKING
5.1 The Transportation Planning Process 5.2 Brief Review of Engineering Economics 5.3 Economic Evaluation of Transportation Alternatives 5.4 Ranking Transportation Alternatives CHAPTER SAFETY ON THE HIGHWAY
6.1 Highway Safety Data and Analysis 6.2 Human Factors and Transportation Engineering 6.3 Vehicle Attributes That Affect Safety 6.4 Traffic Control Devices CHAPTER HIGHWAY DESIGN FOR SAFETY
7.1 The Chailenge of Roadway Alignment 7.2. Stopping Sight Distance and Alignment 7.3 Banking Curves (Horizontal Alignment) 7.4 Roundabouts CHAPTER DESIGN CF INTERSECTIONS FOR
SAFETY AND EFFICIENCY
8.1 Analysis of Non-Signallzed Intersections
8.2 Signai Warrants and Stopping Distance at
Signalized Intersections 8.3 Analysis of Signalized Intersections CHAPTER HIGHWAY DESIGN FCR
RIDEABILITY (PAVEMENT DESIGN) 9.1 Factors in Pavement Design
9.2 Determining Loads from Truck Traffic 9.3 Flexible Pavement Design 9.4 Rigid Pavement Design
9.5 Pavement Management Systems CHAPTER 10 PUBLIC MASS TRANSPORTATION
10.1 Transit Modes 10.2 Designing Rall Transit Line 10.3 Predicting Transit Ridership Changes 10.4 Performance Measures in Public Transportation
10.5 Life-Cycle Costs In Public Transportation CHAPTER 12 AIR TRANSPORTATION AND
AIRPORTS
11.1 Overview ofthe Air Transportation System
11,2 Alrport Planning and Forecasting 11.3 Airport Capacity 11.4 Delay at Airports 11.5 Airport Site Determination and Runway Orientation
11.6 Runway Length Design CHAPTER 1Z MOVING FREIGHT
12.1 Freight The Movement Behind Economic Well-Being 12,2 Moving Frelght by Truck 12.3 Moving Freight by Rail 12.4 Moving Freight by Barges on Inland Waterways 12.5 Oil Pipelines 12.6 Moving Freight by Air 12.7 Energy Analysis of Freight Modes CHAPTER i3 THE PATH TC SUSTAINABLE
TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM
13.1 Sustainability 13.2 Fueling Transportation Engineering for Sustainable Development 13.3 Infrastructure for Sustainable Transportation
13.4 Transportation Technology for Sustalnable Development 13.5 Transportation Demand Management Policies 13.6 Urban Design for Sustainability
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