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IRC SP 69 : 2018

Guidelines on Traffic Calming Measures for Safe Mixed Traffic

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Summary

This IRC code provides comprehensive guidelines on traffic calming measures for safe mixed traffic environments. It covers the principles, types, design considerations, and evaluation of various measures aimed at reducing vehicle speeds, enhancing pedestrian and cyclist safety, and improving the overall quality of life in urban and suburban areas. The code emphasizes a holistic approach, integrating engineering, urban design, and community engagement.

Guidelines for the design, implementation, and evaluation of traffic calming measures to improve road safety and community livability in mixed traffic environments.

Key Values
0Speed Reduction
1Pedestrian Safety
2Cyclist Safety
Practical Notes
! Ensure adequate drainage around traffic calming features.
! Consider emergency vehicle access and response times.
! Provide clear signage and pavement markings to warn drivers.
! Involve the local community in the planning process.
! Regular maintenance is crucial for the effectiveness of measures.
! Combine multiple measures for synergistic effects.
! Tailor solutions to the specific context and desired outcomes.
! Monitor traffic speeds and volumes before and after implementation.
! Consider the impact on public transport routes.
! Accessibility for people with disabilities must be maintained.
! Use durable and aesthetically pleasing materials.
! Document the design process and performance data for future reference.
! Evaluate the cost-benefit of different traffic calming strategies.
! Consider the potential for unintended consequences, such as increased travel times for some users.
Traffic CalmingRoad SafetyUrban DesignPedestrian SafetyCyclist SafetySpeed ManagementTraffic EngineeringMixed TrafficIRC
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Quick Reference Values
0Speed Reduction
1Pedestrian Safety
2Cyclist Safety
3Noise Reduction
4Community Livability
5Traffic Diversion
6Road Width Reduction
7Visual Cues
8Geometric Design
9Surface Treatments
10Landscaping Integration
11Public Consultation
12Cost-Effectiveness
13Environmental Impact
14Accessibility
15Enforcement Support
16Maintenance Considerations
17Performance Monitoring
Key Formulas
Formula 1: Calculation of Stopping Sight Distance
Formula 2: Radius Calculation for Curves with Traffic Calming
Formula 3: Calculation of Deflection Angle for Chicanes
Formula 4: Estimation of Noise Level Reduction
Key Tables
Table 1: Typical Speed Reduction Targets by Measure
Table 2: Suitability of Measures for Different Road Classes
Table 3: Design Parameters for Speed Humps and Tables
Table 4: Landscaping Elements for Traffic Calming
Table 5: Material Options for Traffic Calming Surfaces
Table 6: Performance Metrics for Traffic Calming Schemes
Key Clauses
Purpose and Scope of Traffic Calming
Principles of Traffic Calming Design
Types of Traffic Calming Measures
Application Guidelines for Different Road Types
Design Considerations for Pedestrian and Cyclist Interaction
Integration of Traffic Calming with Urban Design
Performance Evaluation and Monitoring of Traffic Calming Schemes
Public Engagement and Stakeholder Consultation
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