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Traffic Signal Control: Concepts and
Applications - Isolated Intersections
Knoxville version (2004)
Introduction
Chapter 1 - Overview
Chapter 2 -
Traffic Operations And Control On An Intersection Approach
Chapter 3 -
Traffic Operations And Control at An Intersection
Chapter 4 -
Detection And Timing Parameters
Chapter 5 -
Vehicle Clearance Period
Chapter 6 -
Pedestrian Phasing
Chapter x - Signal
Timing Design Issues For an Intersection Approach
Chapter x - Signal
Timing Design Issues For an Intersection
Concepts and Definitions
2007 version
Introduction
Chapter 1 - Introduction
Part 1 - The System and Its Subsystems
Chapter 2 - The Traffic Signal Control System
Chapter 3 - The Users
Chapter 4 - The Detection Subsystem
Chapter 5 - The Control Subsystem
Chapter 6 - The Display Subsystem
Part 2 - Problems and Applications
Chapter 7 - System Design for a Minor Street Approach
Chapter 8 - System Design for a Higher Speed Major Street Approach
Chapter 9 - System Design for an Intersection (Low Volumes)
Chapter 10 - System Design for an Intersection (High Volumes)
Chapter 11 - Pedestrian Timing Plan Design
Chapter 12 - Transit Signal Priority
Chapter 13 - Railroad Preemption
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