Course Syllabus
Introduction to Traffic Planning
1.1 The Land use – Transportation Planning Process
1.2 Highways and Traffic
1.3 New Approaches to Traffic Planning
Road User Characteristics
2.1 Types of Road Users
2.2 User Characteristics
2.3 Motorized and Non-motorized Traffic
Traffic Management
3.1 Traffic Management and Control
3.2 Principles of Traffic Management
3.3 Categories of traffic Management
3.4 Traffic Calming Approaches
Parking Planning and Management
4.1 Parking Facilities
4.2 Parking Studies
4.3 Parking Policies and Control
Traffic Studies
5.1 Traffic Studies and Analyses
5.2 Volumetric Studies
5.3 Origin Destination Studies
Accident Studies
6.1 Road Safety
6.2 Causes of Road Accident
6.3 Accident Investigation Studies
Transit Ridership Studies
7.1 Transit Commuter Studies
7.2 Passenger Demand Studies
7.3 Accessibility Studies
1.1 The Land use – Transportation Planning Process
1.2 Highways and Traffic
1.3 New Approaches to Traffic Planning
Road User Characteristics
2.1 Types of Road Users
2.2 User Characteristics
2.3 Motorized and Non-motorized Traffic
Traffic Management
3.1 Traffic Management and Control
3.2 Principles of Traffic Management
3.3 Categories of traffic Management
3.4 Traffic Calming Approaches
Parking Planning and Management
4.1 Parking Facilities
4.2 Parking Studies
4.3 Parking Policies and Control
Traffic Studies
5.1 Traffic Studies and Analyses
5.2 Volumetric Studies
5.3 Origin Destination Studies
Accident Studies
6.1 Road Safety
6.2 Causes of Road Accident
6.3 Accident Investigation Studies
Transit Ridership Studies
7.1 Transit Commuter Studies
7.2 Passenger Demand Studies
7.3 Accessibility Studies
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1 : What is the purpose to learn about traffic and transportation Planning
A1 : To understand the concept of traffic and transportation planning from the given perspective; 1. access, 2. equity, 3. individual and community responsibility, 4. safety, 5. integrated planning, 6. land and resource use, and 7. economic well-being.
Q2 : What is the basic knowledge needed to learn the subject
A2 : Every student with following basic knowledge can learn the subject Town Planning Engineering Business Management Policy and Administration Computer Science Art and Design
Q3 : How long will it take to complete each course?
A3 : You can work through the courses at your own pace, when it suits you. We feel it will take around 17-20 hours to complete each course, plus your Class activity
Q4 : When can I start joining the courses?
A4 : Our courses are online and self-paced so you can start at any time
Q5 : Can i can get more information about the course?
A5 : Sure, you can contact our Lead instructor, Mr Zamreen at 012-2208117 or email at [email protected]
A1 : To understand the concept of traffic and transportation planning from the given perspective; 1. access, 2. equity, 3. individual and community responsibility, 4. safety, 5. integrated planning, 6. land and resource use, and 7. economic well-being.
Q2 : What is the basic knowledge needed to learn the subject
A2 : Every student with following basic knowledge can learn the subject Town Planning Engineering Business Management Policy and Administration Computer Science Art and Design
Q3 : How long will it take to complete each course?
A3 : You can work through the courses at your own pace, when it suits you. We feel it will take around 17-20 hours to complete each course, plus your Class activity
Q4 : When can I start joining the courses?
A4 : Our courses are online and self-paced so you can start at any time
Q5 : Can i can get more information about the course?
A5 : Sure, you can contact our Lead instructor, Mr Zamreen at 012-2208117 or email at [email protected]