From 15-Minute Counts to Hourly Volumes: Rolling Hours, Clock Hours and the Peak Hour
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In this lesson
You turn sixteen 15-minute counts into rolling and clock-hour volumes, find the busiest 60 minutes of the morning and the time it starts, and see why the peak hour is not always a clock hour.
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Lessons in this course
- From 15-Minute Counts to Hourly Volumes: Rolling Hours, Clock Hours and the Peak Hour Locked
- Peak-Hour Factor: How Peaky Is the Peak Hour? Locked
- Directional Splits and Heavy Vehicles: Shares by Direction, Class and the Peak Hour Locked
- Weekday vs Weekend: Day Types, Average Days and the Weekly Pattern Locked
- Short Counts to Annual Averages: Month and Day Factors and the AADT Estimate Locked
- Junction Turning Counts: the Movement Matrix, Arm Totals and Turning Shares Locked
- Growth Projections and the Design Hour: Compound Growth, Peak Direction and the Threshold Year Locked
- Capstone: Count Quality Checks, Spike Flags, the PM Peak and the Daily Profile Locked