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Traffic Impact Assessment

database-integrated directional traffic, queue metrics, and capacity checks

Quick start guide

🚗 Search Address

Enter an address or road and use Search to find matching counters. Exact road matches are prioritized; otherwise nearest reference counters are used.

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Current database: Queensland (QLD)

Tip: Include suburb/city to improve geocoding reliability and speed.

Input Guide

🔴 Red input boxes require user entry/review and are editable.

🟢 Green input boxes are auto-filled or read-only. If marked editable, they can still be adjusted.

1. Select Site from Map or Manual Entry (Site ID)

Use either the database search or map marker selection. Once a site is selected, values below are synchronized automatically.

No custom upload loaded.

Or manually enter VADT & parameters below

Site Location

Select a site from search or click a marker to auto-fill inputs.

Map Status: Waiting for site data...

Analysis Parameters 🔴 User Input | 🟢 Auto-filled

All manual entry fields are shown in red. All auto-filled fields are shown in green, and each editable auto-filled field is explicitly marked.

✓ Auto-filled from Database

🟢 Green fields are auto-filled. If a label says "editable", you can adjust that value; otherwise treat it as read-only source data.

Select the primary direction of travel during the morning commute.

(from DB if available, else defaults to 2.5%; editable)

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Target Year Projection (Grouped)
✎ You Must Fill These

🔴 Red fields require user input/review before running calculations. These values are intended to be editable.

(auto-filled if in DB; editable when needed)

(auto-filled if in DB; editable when needed)

Physical per-lane capacity for V/C ratio denominator

Traffic Mix Controls (HV / RT)

(auto-filled if in DB; editable when needed)

Directional Overrides (used only when DHVPA/DRTPA = Yes)

This updates directional summary, queue, VCR/LOS, optional diagnostics, and charts in one pass.

Grouped Directional Summary

Compares AM/OP/PM/EV directional splits and totals used by downstream queue and VCR calculations.

🔴 Direction 2, Against Gazettal

Year AM OP PM EV Total
LVHVRT LVHVRT LVHVRT LVHVRT

🟢 Direction 1, Gazettal

Year AM OP PM EV Total
LVHVRT LVHVRT LVHVRT LVHVRT

Queue Length Estimation

Toggle between table and chart views. Queue values are shown by duration window and period for both directions.

🔴 Direction 2, Against Gazettal

Queue Duration AM OP PM EV Max Queue

🟢 Direction 1, Gazettal

Queue Duration AM OP PM EV Max Queue

🟠 SWT Queue Summary

Direction AM OP PM EV Max SWT Queue

VCR / LOS Analysis

Tracks directional and network stress across periods using LOS color bands. Use this as primary capacity risk screening.

Work VCR assumes: Single Lane Closure (default)

🔴 Direction 2, Against Gazettal

MetricAMOPPMEV

🟢 Direction 1, Gazettal

MetricAMOPPMEV

* Design capacity uses Austroads/TMR practical per-lane capacity adjusted for terrain, geometry and HV/RT mix, with a minimum of 500 vph/lane.

HOURLY ESTIMATE

Bucket Definition: AM (07:00-09:00, MORNING PEAK), OP (09:00-16:00, MORNING OFF PEAK), PM (16:00-18:00, EVENING PEAK), EV (18:00-07:00, EVENING OFF PEAK).

⚠️ Use red time per cycle, NOT total hourly accumulation. Temporary work-zone stop/go commonly uses around 120s in a 240s cycle.

Max Back-of-Queue Calculator

Auto-filled from calculated VPD/hourly profile and direction settings.

Estimated Max Queue: --

1. QUEUE LENGTH (Hourly Basis)

Direction 1

Hour Hour Type Volume (vph) AGTTM Queue (m) SWT Queue (m) Max Physical Reach (m)

Direction 2

Hour Hour Type Volume (vph) AGTTM Queue (m) SWT Queue (m) Max Physical Reach (m)

2. VCR (Hourly Basis)

Direction 1

Hour Base VCR (LOS) Work VCR (LOS)

Direction 2

Hour Base VCR (LOS) Work VCR (LOS)

🔄 Detailed Detour Route Capacity

Merges the 24-hour hourly profile of the primary site with selected detour roads to identify specific peak-period failures.

Detour Route Scenarios
Configure how many detour routes need separate analysis. Each route keeps its own selected path, weights, and detour inputs.
1 route configured.
User-defined diversion percentage (e.g., keep local/emergency access on the primary road).
Confirm bridge load limits, low-clearance structures, and swept-path suitability before adopting detour capacity outputs.

Select one or more streets to define the traffic detour path.

0.2 0.2 km
Selected path: -
Select a primary site/search, then scan.
Formula Trace

Analysis Assumptions

DTCA Path
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HV Source
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RT Source
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Growth Source
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Lane Source
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Profile Source
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Trace ItemApplied Value / Rule
Beta Features (Click to Expand)

Trial Features — Use for exploratory assessment only. Always validate outputs with independent manual engineering checks before reporting.

🔴 In Beta Features, editable input boxes are red and should be reviewed before use.

🟢 Auto-filled/read-only boxes are green. If a field is auto-filled but marked editable, you can still adjust it.

Intersection Queue & Capacity Calculator

Volume/Capacity Ratio 0.83
Level of Service LOS D
Dynamic Spacing (m/veh) 7.25m
Estimated Queue Length 90.6m

💾 Multi-Stage Scenario Manager

Save your current calculated metrics as a distinct project stage (e.g., "Phase 1 - NB Lane Closed"). Build a comparison matrix for your final report.

📐 AGTTM Layout Geometry & Cross-Section
Ref: Austroads AGRD Part 3 / AGTTM Part 3 (Static Work Sites)

Calculates minimum sign spacing (Dimension D) and taper lengths (Merge, Shift, Shoulder) required by AGTTM guidelines.

AGTTM COMPLIANT

Min 0.5m for urban, 2.0m for rural highway.

Distance to kerb/barrier (AGRD Part 3 Table 4.6). For worksite staging, also check AGTTM Part 3 Section 3.2.1 clearances (typically 1.2 m desirable, 0.3 m absolute minimum with approved barriers).

Sign Spacing (D)
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Merge Taper (T)
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Shift Taper (T/2)
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Shoulder Taper
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👁️ Approach Sight Distance (ASD)

Calculates the safe stopping distance required for approaching traffic based on speed, reaction time, and road gradient.

Reference note: Longitudinal deceleration friction factors (f) used in ASD braking-distance calculations are taken from Austroads AGRD Part 3, Table 5.2, General Case d (sealed road, passenger vehicle).
Reaction Dist.
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Braking Dist.
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Total Required ASD
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🧠 Road Type Sensitivity (Quick Search)

Tune how the model classifies residential vs busy roads and applies traffic scaling in quick search estimates.

📉 Speed Reduction Travel Time Impact

Calculates the baseline time penalty added to every vehicle passing through the work zone due to reduced speed limits, assuming free-flowing conditions (no queuing).

Added Delay Per Vehicle
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Total Daily Network Delay
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Lost hours per day

💸 Economic Delay Cost (Road User Cost)

Calculates the estimated daily economic impact of the traffic delay using standard Austroads Value of Time (VoT) rates. Translates network delay hours into financial cost to the community/freight industry.

Total Daily Economic Cost to Community
$0
LV: $0 | HV/RT: $0

Stop/Go Shuttle Simulator

Calculates signal timings and queues for single-lane reversible flow operations (portable traffic lights or Stop/Go). Based on the peak hourly volume of your selected profile.

D1 Green Time
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Base Queue: -
SWT Queue: -
All-Red Clearance
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Applied twice per cycle
D2 Green Time
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Base Queue: -
SWT Queue: -

🗺️ AustRoads Management Visualization

Select a generic temporary management template to visualize the work zone layout and estimated queue impact based on your calculated traffic volumes.

Pedestrian Detour Impact

0.2 0.2 km
Selected path: -
Scan map to choose pedestrian detour streets.

Estimated Delay - Detour route (-)

📏 Measure Distance (Google Maps) 📏 Measure Distance (MetroMaps)

Calculates estimated maximum pedestrian delay using route distances, walking speed, and controlled/uncontrolled crossing delays.

Estimated Maximum Added Delay
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Existing time + detour time + crossing delay model
Existing Route Time (s) Detoured Route Time (s) Crossing Delay (s) Added Delay (s) Added Delay (min)
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