Propuesta de diseño vial desde el KM 51 de la autopista a la Costa hasta el Recinto San Cristóbal

Abstract

The present thesis deals with the importance of road design for the benefit of the inhabitants of the San Cristóbal precinct. This is seen as a critical factor for the functionality and well-being of its individuals. Key concepts of geometric and functional based on the regulations of MTOP and AASHTO-93, design of roadways are analyzed, considering the interaction between pedestrians and vehicles. The relevance of adapting the design to the specific needs of the precinct and its environment is highlighted. Efficiency is a keyword guiding the thesis's approach. It examines how well-planned road design can optimize traffic flow, reducing travel times. Traffic management techniques and technological tools that can be implemented to enhance vehicular flow are considered. Safety is another central aspect of the research. Design strategies prioritizing user safety are explored, minimizing risks and potential conflicts at intersections. In summary, the thesis on road design between the San Cristóbal precinct and the coastal highway focuses on the planning and implementation of internal circulation routes with an emphasis on efficiency and safety. By addressing these keywords, the research aims to provide guidelines and recommendations for the design of functional and harmonious precincts from a road perspective.