Exam Details
| Subject | Traffic Engineering | |
| Paper | ||
| Exam / Course | B.Tech Civi Engg. (BTCLEVI)/B.Tech Electronics And Communication Engg. (BTECVI) | |
| Department | School of Engineering & Technology (SOET) | |
| Organization | indira gandhi national open university | |
| Position | ||
| Exam Date | June, 2016 | |
| City, State | new delhi, |
Question Paper
No. of Printed Pages: 2 IBICEE-023I
B.Tech. CIVIL ENGINEERING (BTCLEVI)
Term-End Examination
June, 2016
BICEE-023 TRAFFIC ENGINEERING
Time: 3 hours Maximum Marks: 70
Note: Attempt any seven questions. All questions carry equal marks. Assume suitable data, ifnecessary. Use ofscientific calculator is permitted.
1. Define vehicle characteristics. Also discuss the significance of power performance of vehicles in traffic engineering. 10
2. Discuss in detail the objectives and scope of traffic engineering in India. 10
3. Data collected by floating car method on a road stretch 4 km long running North -South is given in the following table:
Trip No. Direction of Trip Journey Time Min Sec Delay Min Sec No. of Vehicles Overtaking No. of Vehicles Overtaken No. of Vehicles from Opposite Direction
1 N-S 6-32 1-40 4 7 268
2 S-N 7 -14 1-50 5 3 186
3 N-S 6-50 1-30 5 3 280
4 S-N 7-40 2-00 2 1 200
5 N-S 6-10 1-10 3 5 250
6 S-N 8-00 2-22 2 2 170
7 N-S 6-28 1-40 2 5 290
8 S-N 7-30 1-40 3 2 160
Determine the average values of volume, journey speed and running speed of the
traffic stream along either direction. 10
4. What is Parking Survey? Discuss its necessity and the various types. 10
5. Write short notes on time sharing and space sharing concepts. 10
6. What are grade separated intersections Give an account of their design features. 10
7. Examine the need for an improvement in regulation and management of traffic facilities in India, with special reference to pedestrians and cyclists. 10
8. Discuss in detail the planning and designing of transit and carpool lanes. 10
9. What do you mean by signal co-ordination? Discuss its significance. 10
10. What are the different modes of transportation? Examine their impact on the environment. 10
B.Tech. CIVIL ENGINEERING (BTCLEVI)
Term-End Examination
June, 2016
BICEE-023 TRAFFIC ENGINEERING
Time: 3 hours Maximum Marks: 70
Note: Attempt any seven questions. All questions carry equal marks. Assume suitable data, ifnecessary. Use ofscientific calculator is permitted.
1. Define vehicle characteristics. Also discuss the significance of power performance of vehicles in traffic engineering. 10
2. Discuss in detail the objectives and scope of traffic engineering in India. 10
3. Data collected by floating car method on a road stretch 4 km long running North -South is given in the following table:
Trip No. Direction of Trip Journey Time Min Sec Delay Min Sec No. of Vehicles Overtaking No. of Vehicles Overtaken No. of Vehicles from Opposite Direction
1 N-S 6-32 1-40 4 7 268
2 S-N 7 -14 1-50 5 3 186
3 N-S 6-50 1-30 5 3 280
4 S-N 7-40 2-00 2 1 200
5 N-S 6-10 1-10 3 5 250
6 S-N 8-00 2-22 2 2 170
7 N-S 6-28 1-40 2 5 290
8 S-N 7-30 1-40 3 2 160
Determine the average values of volume, journey speed and running speed of the
traffic stream along either direction. 10
4. What is Parking Survey? Discuss its necessity and the various types. 10
5. Write short notes on time sharing and space sharing concepts. 10
6. What are grade separated intersections Give an account of their design features. 10
7. Examine the need for an improvement in regulation and management of traffic facilities in India, with special reference to pedestrians and cyclists. 10
8. Discuss in detail the planning and designing of transit and carpool lanes. 10
9. What do you mean by signal co-ordination? Discuss its significance. 10
10. What are the different modes of transportation? Examine their impact on the environment. 10
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