Impact of Curbside Bus-stop on Roadway Capacity in Urban Roads: Comparative Assessment of Different Methods in context of Nepal

Authors

  • Hemant Tiwari Society of Transport Engineers Nepal (SOTEN), Kathmandu, Nepal
  • Suraj Thapa Society of Transport Engineers Nepal (SOTEN), Kathmandu, Nepal
  • Aayushma Sapkota Society of Transport Engineers Nepal (SOTEN), Kathmandu, Nepal

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.3126/joeis.v4i1.81590

Keywords:

Curbside Bus Stop, Capacity, Greenshield Model, Indo HCM, IHCM

Abstract

Curbside bus stops is one of the common features in urban environment targeted to public transportation users, but some time leads to reduction of capacity; hence causing traffic congestion. Hence it is utmost necessary to identify the impact of curbside bus stops on roadway capacity in urban roads. The primary data of volume, speed, density and other have been collected for one pilot corridor along urban area. As there is not specific standard for assessment of roadway capacity and hence many methods are being used in national context. This study tries to explore the impact of capacity reduction at bus stop location using Indonesian Highway Capacity Method (IHCM), Indian Highway Capacity Method (Indo HCM) and macroscopic traffic flow model.

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Author Biographies

Hemant Tiwari, Society of Transport Engineers Nepal (SOTEN), Kathmandu, Nepal

Society of Transport Engineers Nepal (SOTEN), Kathmandu, Nepal

Suraj Thapa, Society of Transport Engineers Nepal (SOTEN), Kathmandu, Nepal

Society of Transport Engineers Nepal (SOTEN), Kathmandu, Nepal

Aayushma Sapkota, Society of Transport Engineers Nepal (SOTEN), Kathmandu, Nepal

Society of Transport Engineers Nepal (SOTEN), Kathmandu, Nepal

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Published

2025-07-21

How to Cite

Tiwari, H., Thapa, S., & Sapkota, A. (2025). Impact of Curbside Bus-stop on Roadway Capacity in Urban Roads: Comparative Assessment of Different Methods in context of Nepal. Journal of Engineering Issues and Solutions, 4(1), 351–360. https://doi.org/10.3126/joeis.v4i1.81590

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