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Conversion of a Semi-two Lanes Roundabout into a Turbo-roundabout: A Performance Comparison

open access: yesProcedia Computer Science, 2016
AbstractIn the last years, as regards the functional design of at-grade intersections, near to classic layouts (signal-controlled junctions, roundabouts, etc.) a new solution has born: the “turbo-roundabout”. It is a canalized multilane oval intersection with a non-traversable or partially traversable center island and with a spiral circulatory ...
Vincenzo Gallelli   +2 more
exaly   +3 more sources

Moving from Conventional Roundabouts to Turbo-roundabouts

open access: yesProcedia, Social and Behavioral Sciences, 2014
AbstractThis paper introduces the turbo-roundabout concept and compares its performance with the conventional double-lane roundabout in terms of safety and capacity. While researchers agree as to the safety benefits of turbo-roundabouts, improvement in terms of capacity is still open to discussion. The application of a new calculation method shows that
Luis Vasconcelos
exaly   +2 more sources

Modern suburban roundabouts in Croatia - flower and turbo roundabouts

Scientific Journal of Civil Engineering, 2020
Turboroundabouts are specially designed multilane roundabouts with spiral circulatory roadway and physically separated traffic lanes. This roundabout layout was developed in the late nineties of the last century with the aim of increasing the traffic safety and capacity at classic multi-lane roundabouts.
Džambas, Tamara   +2 more
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Safety and Efficiency Analysis of Turbo Roundabout with Simulations Based on the Lujiazui Roundabout in Shanghai [PDF]

open access: yesSustainability, 2020
Traditional multilane roundabouts have many branch lanes without traffic signs and channelization, which leads to a high tendency for traffic collisions. Turbo roundabouts are a new design that has the potential to reduce lane-change conflicts using canalization to force drivers to keep in specific lanes based on their intended destination.
Jiali Deng, Yifan Shen, Wenxin Wang
exaly   +2 more sources

Turbo Roundabouts

Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board, 2009
The Dutch turbo roundabout is characterized by predictable lane use and radial connecting entries. To calculate the capacity, in 1997 the multilane roundabout explorer was developed by modification of the capacity model of Bovy, which considered both separated lanes and pseudoconflict.
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Calculation of Turbo-Roundabouts with Slip Lanes

Applied Mechanics and Materials, 2013
A turbo roundabout is a particular type of roundabout where all lanes are bounded by traffic signs and by non-mountable curbs installed at entering and circulating lanes. Turbo roundabouts also have a very particular shape to accomplish the splitting of traffic streams and to prevent cars weaving through.
GUERRIERI, Marco, CORRIERE, F.
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An Analysis of Turbo Roundabouts from the Perspective of Sustainability of Road Transportation [PDF]

open access: yesSustainability, 2021
The designs of turbo roundabouts vary among countries and undesirable and potentially dangerous situations can occur for vehicles passing through the roundabout. In this article, we focus on an analysis of one of the problems within sustainable road transportation, i.e., the geometric layout of turbo roundabouts.
, Vladislav Krivda
exaly   +3 more sources

Turbo Roundabout Usage in Lieu of Conventional Roundabouts for the Jordanian Traffic Conditions

International Journal of Civil Engineering, 2018
The main objective of this study is to check the possibility of upgrading at-grade roundabouts to Turbo roundabouts considering the Jordanian driving conditions. It is also to check how such upgrade is going to affect performance measures of the studied areas including safety, capacity, queue length, delay, and level of service (LOS).
Mohammad Ali Khasawneh
exaly   +2 more sources

Turbo Roundabouts: Design, Capacity, and Comparison With Alternative Types of Roundabouts

2021
Introduction. In turbo roundabouts traffic entry, exit, and circulatory lanes are physically delimited by kerbs (see Fig. 1A). This implies a lowerNnumber of potentially conflicting points (Fig. 1B) between vehicle trajectories than conventional roundabouts (Fortuijn, 2009). By way of an example, in a turbo roundabout with four arms and two circulatory
Guerrieri, Marco, Mauro, Raffaele
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