Posted inFeatured
Posted inHighway Engineering
Use of economic indicators to assess basic economic viability
Once the two parameters of project life and discount rate are set in place, these…
Posted inHighway Engineering
Economic life, residual value and the discount rate
A highway project is often complex and long term, with the costs and benefits associated…
Posted inHighway Engineering
Identifying all relevant costs and benefits
The application of cost-benefit for project assessment in the highway area is made more complicated…
Posted inHighway Engineering
Cost-benefit analysis (CBA)
Introduction Within Europe, the method usually adopted for the economic evaluation of highway schemes, termed…
Posted inHighway Engineering
Scheme Appraisal for Highway Projects
Introduction Once a transportation plan has been finalised and the demand along each of its…
Posted inHighway Engineering
A full example of the four-stage transportation modelling process
Trip production Assume a study area is divided into seven zones (A, B, C, D,…
Posted inHighway Engineering
Trip distribution
Introduction The previous model determined the number of trips produced by and attracted to each…
Posted inHighway Engineering
Trip generation
Trip generation models provide a measure of the rate at which trips both in and…
Posted inHighway Engineering
Forecasting Future Traffic Flows
Basic principles of traffic demand analysis If transport planners wish to modify a highway network…
Posted inHighway Engineering
Environmental assessment
Any economic evaluation for a highway project must be viewed alongside its environmental and social…