Road Safety Audit
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The official GTU curriculum for Road Safety Audit (subject code ME02069021) as prescribed for C(E · Semester 2 divides the course into 4 units, covering 58 listed topics. The unit-wise breakdown below is read from the GTU syllabus document for this subject code, so you can check what the course actually covers before deciding which papers to attempt.
Download the official syllabus PDF (ME02069021)Unit 1 Introduction
- Road traffic accidents scenario in India
- Characteristics of accidents
- accidents vs. crash
- land use and road environment for safety
- Multidisciplinary approach to planning for traffic safety and injury control
- pre-crash and post-crash models
- roles of vehicle
- roadway traffic
- driver, and environment
- crash and injury causations
- accident analysis
- conflict points at intersections
- pedestrian safety
- road safety improvement strategies. vehicle design factors & Driver Program Name: Master of Engineering Level: PG Branch: Civil Engineering (Transportation Engineering) Subject Code: ME02069021 Course/Subject Name: Road Safety Audit characteristics influencing road safety
- Identification of Hazards on road location
- Application of computer analysis of accident data
Unit 2 Road safety audit and analysis
- aim and objectives
- roles and responsibility
- Specific parameters
- design standards
- various stages of road safety audit
- RSA for rural roads
- Structuring of report
- Steps in treatment of crash locations
- diagnosing crash problem and solutions
- accident report form
- storing of data
- using and interpreting crash data
- identifying and prioritizing hazardous locations
- condition and collision diagrams
- Vulnerable Road users: crashes related to pedestrian and bicyclists
- their safety
- provision for disabled
- Crash reconstruction: understanding basic physics
- calculation of speed for various skid
- drag, and acceleration scenarios
Unit 3 Engineering measures
- Speed humps
- speed bumps
- speed tables
- speed cushions
- Community awareness and education
- Enforcement- Non-physical measures- physical measures
- Characteristics of Traffic Incidents
- Types of Incidents
- Incident management process
- Incident traffic management
- Applications of ITS, Road Signs
- Marking and Traffic Signals
Unit 4 Energy related aspects of different transport technologies
- Traffic calming measures
- road transport related air pollution
- sources of air pollution
- effects of weather conditions
- vehicular emission parameters
- pollution standards
- measurement and analysis of vehicular emission
- imitative measures
- urban and non-urban traffic noise sources
- noise pollution