Karakteristik Pejalan Kaki Kawasan Mall Pelayanan Publik Di Kota Pekanbaru

Elfian, Aldhi Jaya (2022) Karakteristik Pejalan Kaki Kawasan Mall Pelayanan Publik Di Kota Pekanbaru. Other thesis, Universitas Islam Riau.

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Abstract

Pedestrians or pedestrians are one of the important aspects in the transportation system and a special space is needed for movement called pedestrian paths. Basically, the performance of pedestrian traffic is similar to the performance of vehicular traffic, namely, flow, speed, and density are interconnected. In this study, the location is in the Public Service Mall area in Pekanbaru City, which is a place that is visited by many Pekanbaru people to carry out various types of permits so that this place is crowded with pedestrians and this place has a TMP busway stop (Trans Metro Pekanbaru). Therefore, this study was conducted to determine the characteristics of pedestrians, how the relationship between pedestrian variables, the comparison of the value of the correlation coefficient (r) using the Greenshields and Greenberg methods. In addition to knowing the capacity and level of pedestrian service. This research method uses survey methods and analytical methods. The survey method is using manual techniques in observing and collecting data in the field. From the results of the field survey, data on the number of pedestrians and pedestrian travel time were obtained. While the analysis method is by using the Greenshields and Greenberg methods. The results of the analysis show that the following characteristics of pedestrians according to Greenshields Dm = 0.0043 peds/m2 , Vm = 35.24 m/min, Qm = 1.4 peds/min/m. According to Greenberg Dm = 1.6 10-10 , Vm = 2.83 m/min, Qm = 4.5 10-10 peds/min/m. The correlation value (r) of the most suitable method is the Greenberg method r = -0.391. While the service level includes the service level "A". This shows that the pedestrian facilities in the Public Service Mall area in Pekanbaru City are able to accommodate existing pedestrians.

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