Use the results of Problems 9-16 and 9-17 to compute: LOS, v/c, and veh-mi in the peak 15 minutes and peak hour, and total travel time in the peak 15 minutes. For the main direction (660 veh/h):

What will be an ideal response?


Step 1: LOS determination. See Table 9.11.

a) If Class I Highway:

- ATS = 37.88 mi/h

- PTSF = 76.83%

- LOS = E

b) If Class II Highway:

- PTSF = 76.83%

- LOS = D

c) If Class III Highway:

- ATS = 37.88 mi/h

- FFS = 48.25 mi/h

- PFFS = 78.51%

- LOS = C

Step 2: Ratio v/c. Use vd from ATS estimation, as it provides a higher v/c ratio.



Step 3: Estimate vehicle miles traveled. Use Equation 9.26

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