Authors :
Ahmad Fauzan Hakim; Puguh Budi Prakoso
Volume/Issue :
Volume 9 - 2024, Issue 7 - July
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/IJISRT24JUL1505
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Abstract :
Traffic jams are a common phenomenon in
most parts of Indonesia, especially in market centers,
resulting in delays and decreased road performance.
Problems in this research area show a decrease in road
performance which is characterized by frequent delays
which cause traffic jams on the highway due to activity
in the market, thus making traffic flow slightly
hampered. There are 7 (seven) market points studied on
the roads of South Borneo Province and Central Borneo
Province Roads, namely Walangku Market in Hulu
Sungai Tengah Regency, Kelua Market in Tabalong
Regency, Pamarangan Market in Tabalong Regency,
Pasar Panas Market in Tabalong Regency, Jaar Market
in East Barito Regency, Dayu Market in Tabalong
Regency. East Barito, Ampah Market in East Barito
Regency and Patas Market in South Barito Regency.
The aim of this research is to determine the extent
of the influence of market activity and no market activity
on traffic characteristics. The parameters observed are
traffic volume (V) and speed (S) on the road section
studied. The research methods used to analyze the
mathematical relationship between volume, speed and
density are the Greenshields Model, Greenberg Model,
Underwood Model and Bell Model. And to analyze the
influence of side obstacles on traffic characteristics using
correlation analysis and multiple linear regression.
Based on the results of the analysis using
mathematical relationship models in both conditions, the
best models are found in the Bell model for market days
and the Grenberg model for normal days at each market
location. And for the results of correlation analysis and
multiple linear regression on market days, the factors
that influence traffic characteristics are market area
(X2), vehicles stopping or parking on the road shoulder
(X3), and effective lane width (X5). Meanwhile, on
normal days the influencing factors are market length
(X1) and effective lane width (X5). An alternative to
improving the performance of roads in market areas is
by increasing the effective lane width by 2 meters and
implementing signs that prohibit parking or stopping on
the shoulder of the road when market activity occurs. So
the results obtained in the capacity value increased
compared to market days by 4% and the resulting speed
also increased compared to market days, namely by 6%
and density also decreased after improving the
performance of the road section, namely down by 3%.
Keywords :
Volume, Speed, Side Obstacles, Market Activity
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Traffic jams are a common phenomenon in
most parts of Indonesia, especially in market centers,
resulting in delays and decreased road performance.
Problems in this research area show a decrease in road
performance which is characterized by frequent delays
which cause traffic jams on the highway due to activity
in the market, thus making traffic flow slightly
hampered. There are 7 (seven) market points studied on
the roads of South Borneo Province and Central Borneo
Province Roads, namely Walangku Market in Hulu
Sungai Tengah Regency, Kelua Market in Tabalong
Regency, Pamarangan Market in Tabalong Regency,
Pasar Panas Market in Tabalong Regency, Jaar Market
in East Barito Regency, Dayu Market in Tabalong
Regency. East Barito, Ampah Market in East Barito
Regency and Patas Market in South Barito Regency.
The aim of this research is to determine the extent
of the influence of market activity and no market activity
on traffic characteristics. The parameters observed are
traffic volume (V) and speed (S) on the road section
studied. The research methods used to analyze the
mathematical relationship between volume, speed and
density are the Greenshields Model, Greenberg Model,
Underwood Model and Bell Model. And to analyze the
influence of side obstacles on traffic characteristics using
correlation analysis and multiple linear regression.
Based on the results of the analysis using
mathematical relationship models in both conditions, the
best models are found in the Bell model for market days
and the Grenberg model for normal days at each market
location. And for the results of correlation analysis and
multiple linear regression on market days, the factors
that influence traffic characteristics are market area
(X2), vehicles stopping or parking on the road shoulder
(X3), and effective lane width (X5). Meanwhile, on
normal days the influencing factors are market length
(X1) and effective lane width (X5). An alternative to
improving the performance of roads in market areas is
by increasing the effective lane width by 2 meters and
implementing signs that prohibit parking or stopping on
the shoulder of the road when market activity occurs. So
the results obtained in the capacity value increased
compared to market days by 4% and the resulting speed
also increased compared to market days, namely by 6%
and density also decreased after improving the
performance of the road section, namely down by 3%.
Keywords :
Volume, Speed, Side Obstacles, Market Activity