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Intersection Sight Distance Requirements for Basic Turbo Roundabouts
Journal of Transportation Engineering, Part A: Systems, 2023Said M. Easa, Qing Chong You
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Turbo-roundabouts: a model to evaluate capacity, delays, queues and Level of Service
2012A turbo roundabout is a particular type of roundabout where entering and circulating lanes are bounded by traffic signs and by non-mountable curbs. The physical separation between lanes, both at entries and on the ring, helps to prevent side collisions crossing the roundabout.
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Sustainable transport safety : are turbo roundabouts applicable to Canada?
As relatively novel intersections, roundabouts have garnered support and interest from many countries due to traffic flow and safety improvements over traditional intersections. Despite growing application, knowledge and experience is relatively scarce within Canada for multilane roundabouts (MLR’s); the Canadian Roundabout Design Guide was only ...openaire +1 more source
Potential accident rate of turbo-roundabouts
2010Mauro, Raffaele, M. Cattani
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Turbo – Roundabouts and their Basic Evaluation at Realized Constructions in Czech Republic
Procedia Engineering, 2017Vladislav Křivda, Václav Skvain
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Stopping Sight Distance Requirements for Basic Turbo Roundabouts
Journal of Transportation Engineering, Part A: SystemsQing Chong You, Said M. Easa
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Case Study: Capacity Characteristics Comparison of Single-lane Roundabout and Turbo-roundabouts
Procedia Engineering, 2017exaly