DESIGN OF TRANSPORT INTERCHANGES AS AN OBJECT OF ENGINEERING CREATIVITY
Abstract
Actualizes the problem of designing multifunctional road interchanges (RI) – strategically important technical facilities. As a result of engineering creativity, they are the essence of humanistic and social significance. Modern roundabouts have to meet a significant number of requirements and satisfy the needs of a wide range of drivers. Based on the analysis of experimental data, it was found that there are many factors to be considered in the design of transport interchanges that satisfy requirements imposed on them.
About the Authors
Ruslan M. Dzhafarov
MADI
Russian Federation
postgraduate student
Russian Federation
postgraduate student
Zoia S. Sazonova
MADI
Russian Federation
Ph. D., professor
Russian Federation
Ph. D., professor
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