Subject: Road design in terms of sustainable safety (17.DSSK6S )
Native organizations units: No data
Study programmes of the course:
| Type of studies | Title |
|---|---|
| Doctoral Academic Studies | Civil Engineering (Godina: 1, Winter) |
| Doctoral Academic Studies | Traffic Engineering (Godina: 2, Winter) |
Educational goal:
• To provide candidates with an understanding of the system driver - vehicle - environment, human psycho-physical properties, the choice of driving speed, orientation and understanding, understanding of the causes of traffic accidents. • To provide candidates with an understanding of the sustainable safe road design • To demonstrate how sustainable safe road design should be undertaken • To provide candidates with the tools to undertake sustainable safe road design • To provide an examples of previous SSRD undertaken in other countries
Educational outcome:
Understanding the system driver - vehicle - environment, human psycho-physical properties, the choice of driving speed, orientation and understanding, understanding of the causes of traffic accidents. Understanding the concept of sustainable safe road design.
Course content:
MODULE 1: HUMAN BEHAVIOUR 1. Human – environment – vehicle system 2. Incident and Accident 3. Accident reasons 4. Random nature of accidents 5. Accident analysis MODULE 2: SUSTAINABLE SAFE ROAD DESIGN 1 SUSTAINABLE SAFE ROAD DESIGN: THEORY • Safety concept • Safety principles • Road functions • Recognizable road categories • Road categories • Network classification • Capacity 2 SUSTAINABLE SAFE ROAD DESIGN: CROSS SECTION • Cross section • Intermediate cross sections • Design of roadside • Restraint systems 3 SUSTAINABLE SAFE ROAD DESIGN: JUNCTIONS • General requirements • Roundabout • Priority junctions • Priority junctions with traffic lights 4 SUSTAINABLE SAFE ROAD DESIGN: ALIGNMENT • Introduction • Sight distance • Horizontal alignment • Transition curves • Super elevation • Vertical alignment • Composed alignment 5 SUSTAINABLE SAFE ROAD DESIGN: LINEAR VILLAGES • Traffic calming • Problems encountered linear villages • Problem analysis • Goals • Solutions 6 SUSTAINABLE SAFE ROAD DESIGN: PEDESTRIAN CROSSING • The problem • Causes / origins • Objectives • Solutions • Give way crossings • Split level crossings 7 SUSTAINABLE SAFE ROAD DESIGN: CYCLISTS • General requirements • Categorisation • Horizontal alignment • Cross sections • Vertical alignment • Crossings • Parking places • Pavement
Teaching methods:
At the end of each module: At the end of each module, student completes a short test, which covers the teaching material of that module. At the end of teamwork: At the end of teamwork, team completed checklists and prepare a final report. Oral presentations supportet by Power point and case studies of good and bad practice (in teams). Passing the course means that the following conditions are met: - knowledge is demonstrated on ongoing verifications - knowledge is demonstrated at the final hearing.
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Knowledge evaluation:
| Course activity | Pre-examination | Obligations | Number of points |
|---|---|---|---|
| Term paper | Yes | Yes | 50.00 |
| Oral part of the exam | No | Yes | 50.00 |
Lecturers:
vanr. prof. dr Papić Zoran
Full Professor
Lectures
vanr. prof. dr Papić Zoran
Full Professor
Study research work
prof. dr Jovanović Dragan
Full Professor
Study research work
prof. dr Jovanović Dragan
Full Professor
Lectures
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