Lecture 1 - Introduction Flashcards

1
Q

is the moving of people and goods from one place to another using a variety of vehicles across different infrastructure systems.

A

Transportation

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2
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is the application of technology and scientific principles to the planning, functional design, operation and management of facilities for any mode of transportation in order to provide for the safe, efficient, rapid, comfortable, convenient, economical, and environmentally capable movement of people and goods.

A

Transportation Engineering

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3
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4 branches of Transportation Engineering

A
  • Highway Engineering
  • Railway systems engineering
  • Ports and harbor Engineering
  • Airport Engineering
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4
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deals with planning, design and construction, as well as the operation of roads, highways and other vehicular facilities. They also estimate the transportation requirements for the public and secure project funding.

A

Highway Engineering

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5
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deals with planning, construction, as well as the operation of mass transit systems and railroads that use any fixed guideways. They focus on building safer and cleaner transportation networks by revitalizing the existing railway system to meet future demands.

A

Railways systems Engineering

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6
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deals with the design, construction, and operation of harbors, canals, ports, and various other maritime fields.

A

Ports and harbor Engineering

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7
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designs and constructs airports. They account for the demands and impacts of aircraft in their designs of airport facilities.

A

Airport Engineering

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8
Q

Philippine roads are mostly made of _____

A

Concrete pavement

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9
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roads which form parts of the main trunk line system and directly connect three or more major cities and metropolitan areas with a population of at least 100,000.

A

National primary roads

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10
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main trunk line

A

North-south backbone

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11
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roads that traverse the N-S backbone

A

East-west lateral

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12
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Labels are pentagonal black-on-white highway shields with CLEARVIEW typeface

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primary roads

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13
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roads that complement the primary roads and provide access to other major population centers. They directly link smaller cities and provincials, airports, seaports and tourist centers, to the primary roads.

A

National secondary roads

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14
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Assigned with 3-digit numbers; first digit corresponds to the number of the primary road it links to

A

National secondary roads

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15
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Metro Manila has a total road length of ______

A

4800 km

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16
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Major roads form ____________ which follows the development of Metro Manila

A

circumferential and arterial patterns

17
Q

Established in 1892, route changed ever since

A

PNR

18
Q

– capable of handling international flights and have border control capabilities

A

International airports

19
Q

airports which serve domestic destinations

A

Principal airports

20
Q

capable of serving jet aircraft with a capacity of at least 100 seats

A

Class 1 principal

21
Q

capable of serving propeller aircraft with a capacity of at least 19 seats

A

Class 2 principal

22
Q

used primarily for general aviation (parachutes, corporate jet flights, gliders and activities other than scheduled air services)

A

Community airports

23
Q

The Philippines is a signatory of the __________

A

1968 Vienna Convention

24
Q

Traffic signals are often installed at _______

A

major intersections

25
Q

The registration of vehicles in the Philippines is handled by ____________ under the_______

A

Land Transportation Office (LTO), Department of Transportation and Communications (DOTC)

26
Q

vehicles owned by private individuals and are not usually intended for hire

A

Private Vehicles

27
Q

– authorized to be used as public vehicles by virtue of the franchise granted by LTFRB

A

For hire vehicles

28
Q

– vehicles owned by the government

A

Government vehicles

29
Q

vehicles owned by foreign government or by their diplomatic officials in the Philippines

A

Diplomatic vehicles

30
Q

Traffic laws are enforced by the ______________ a division of PNP.

A

Traffic Management Group (TMG)

31
Q

In 1978,______ was issued to create Metro Manila Commission, which, became the MMDA.

A

PD No. 1605

32
Q

In MM, _____________ assist in each other in traffic management.

A

PNP-TMG and MMDA

33
Q

– Land Transportation and Traffic Code; provides system of registration of vehicles, accessories and defines traffic rules and regulations

A

RA 4136

34
Q

– Public Service Act; which gives a regulatory body the power to compel any public service provider to furnish safe, adequate and proper service

A

CA 146

35
Q

Ministry of Transportation and Communications was transformed to DOTC and mandated the creation of LTO

A

EO 125

36
Q

created the LTFRB which regulated the execution of CA 146.

A

EO 202

37
Q

– created the DILG, PNP and then PNP-TMG

A

RA 6975