Mustafa, Nur Asiah and Kadar Hamsa, Abdul Azeez
(2018)
A review of literature on the effects of road hump on traffic speed and traffic noise in institutional area.
In: 13th Malaysian Universities Transport Research Forum Conference 2018, 3-4 October 2018, Universiti Malaya.
(Unpublished)
Abstract
Traffic speed and noise are the major transport-related determinants in affecting the quality of learning and research environment in a University. The calm and safe environmental set-up of a University is very crucial in creating a conducive learning and research atmosphere on-campus. The increasing number of private vehicles on-campus has resulted in the increase in speed and noise level and thus has attributing towards an increase in environmental pollution on-campus. Road humps are considered effective as a traffic calming measure in reducing speed and noise level of the moving vehicles. However, the imminent reduction in the speed of the vehicles depends very much on the profiles of a road hump in terms of its width, length and height. The difference in the profiles of the road hump will cause changing driving behavior of the users, especially when approaching a road hump. Thus, this paper is part of the ongoing study to analyse the effectiveness of road hump as a traffic calming measure in the campus area. The literature on traffic calming in Malaysia is highlighted in this paper.
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