If the Campus Carries Out Traffic Organization Planning- TigerWong

The purpose of campus traffic organization planning is to dredge and control the road traffic and realize the safe, efficient and orderly operation of school road traffic. It mainly includes three aspects: motor vehicle flow route planning, non motor vehicle flow route planning and pedestrian route planning. 1. Motor vehicle streamline planning the motor vehicle streamline on campus should be considered first. The principle to be followed in planning is to divide the driving route according to different groups of vehicles, so as to reduce the conflict of various traffic flows and separate it from non motor vehicles and pedestrian routes. In this way, the motor vehicles can be guided, the phenomenon of disorderly string of motor vehicles can be reduced, the motor vehicles can pass quickly, and the safety of pedestrians can be guaranteed at the same time. 2. Non motor vehicle streamline planning when planning the motor vehicle streamline, the most non motor vehicles can be in the traffic organization planning. The principles that should be followed are: give priority to the motor vehicle streamline, set the organization streamline of non motor vehicles and reasonably organize the traffic based on the principle of giving priority to motor vehicles and minimizing the conflict between motor vehicles and non motor vehicles, Reduce conflicts and make traffic safe and orderly. 3. Pedestrian flow line because the main participants of campus traffic are faculty and students, and the traffic mode adopted by them in the campus is mainly walking, it is an important content of campus traffic organization planning to enable pedestrians to reach and leave the destination safely, conveniently and comfortably through reasonable pedestrian traffic organization. When planning the campus pedestrian traffic organization, we should pay attention to the following aspects: ensure that people and vehicles are separated and go their own way; Minimize the conflict points between pedestrians and motor vehicles; Motor vehicle deceleration facilities or signs shall be set in front of the intersection to ensure the safety of pedestrian traffic.