topic 2.2: highway planning and development Flashcards
_____ plays a vital role for the transportation of people and goods from one place to another even with the farthest possible distance or expansion to cover.
highway
____ is a branch of Civil Engineering, more specifically a specialized field of Transportation Engineering.
highway engineering
What are the 3 scope of highway engineering?
design, construction, maintenance
___ is a fundamental requirement for highway development. It is beneficial to a highway project’s success.
highway planning
____ always be in the inital stage in each project.
highway planning
____ critical when financial and materials resources grow scarce.
highway planning
_____ is securing the services of appropriate professionals, specialists, and experts is a must.
highway planning
What are the 5 importance of highway planning?
- to design a road system that enables for reliable and practical traffic flow while keeping expenditures to a minimum
- to determine the road system and length of different types of roads
- estbalishing timelines for the development of each road link
- to plan for future deemands and road improvements
- to figure up a funding system
What are the 8 classification of roads?
- depending on weather
- depending on the type of carriage way
- depending upon the pavement surface
- depending on rigidity
- based on topography
- based on economy
- based on traffic volume
- based on traffic type
____ divides and classifies the roads into various classes relying upon the sort of administration every road is needed to give.
classification of roads or road classification system
What are the 2 classifications of roads depending on weather?
- all weather roads
- fair weather roads
What are the 2 classifications of roads depending on the type of carriage way?
- paved roads
- unpaved roads
What are the 2 classifications of roads depending on upon the pavement surface?
- surface roads
- unsurfaced roads
What are the 2 classifications of roads depending on rigidity?
- flexible roads
- rigid roads
What are the 2 classifications of roads depending on topography?
- hilling roads
- plain area roads
What are the 3 classifications of roads depending on economy?
- meduim-cost roads
- low-cost roads
- high-cost roads
What are the 3 classifications of roads depending on traffic volume?
- heavy
- medium
- light
What are the 3 classifications of roads depending on traffic type?
- pedestrian track
- bicycle lane
- motor vehicle lane
What are the 3 types of road classification?
- arterial roads
- collector roads
- local roads
An ____ road joins the central business point to the outside residential areas.
arterial roads
____ collect and deliver the traffic to and from local streets and arterials.
collector roads
_____ don’t carry a large volume of traffic like arterials.
local roads
What are the road classifications in the Philippines?
national roads, local roads
What are the 3 under nationals roads?
- national primary road
- national secondary road
- national tertiary road
____ are a contiguous length of significant road sections extending linearly without any breaks or forks hat connect major cities (at least around 100,000 population) comprising the main trunk line or the backbone of the national road system.
national primary roads
____ directly connect cities to national primary roads, except in metropolitan areas.
national secondary roads
_____ are roads that divert through traffic away from the city/municipality business centers (with affirmative feasibility study).
bypass/diversion roads
____ refers to other existing roads under DPWH which perform a local function.
national tertiary road
What are the 4 under local roads?
- provincial roads
- municipal and city roads
- barangay roads
- expressways
____ connect cities and municipalities without traversing National Roads.
provincial roads
____ are roads that connect to Provincial and National Roads.
municipal and city roads
____ are other public roads (officially turned over to LGUs) within the barangay and not covered in the above definitions.
barangay roads
_____are highways with limited access, normally with interchanges; may include facilities for levying tolls for passage in an open or closed system.
expressways
_____ reduces time travel for emergency vehicles and manages traffic.
road patterns
What are the 6 types of road patterns?
- rectangular/block pattern
- radial or star & block pattern
- radial or star & circular pattern
- radial or star & grid pattern
- hexagonal pattern
- minimum travel pattern
_____ roads are perpendicularly organized into grids or blocks.
rectangular/block pattern