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Conceptual Framework of Traffic Impact Assessment (TIA)

The conceptual framework of the Traffic Impact Assessment (TIA) is designed based on a comprehensive review of previous studies and relevant literature. The framework begins with a literature review to establish the theoretical foundation and ends with deriving the final outcomes of the present study.

A field visit was conducted to gain a preliminary understanding of the study area, which provided basic contextual information about the locality. Following this, an inventory survey was carried out to identify significant locations within the area and to incorporate local residents’ opinions, which were instrumental in preparing the final questionnaire survey form.

The data collection process focused primarily on two components: traffic surveys and willingness-to-pay (WTP) surveys. The collected data was then systematically analyzed and visualized to interpret the current traffic conditions and predict future scenarios.

Finally, the recommendations of this TIA study are drawn based on the analyzed outcomes, ensuring that they reflect both the existing situation and future traffic impacts in the study area.

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