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HINMA EDUCATION, CIE 128: Principles of Transportation Engineering
° . Student Activity Sheet #1
Name: Class number:
Section: Schedule: Date:
Lesson title: Introduction to Transportation Engineering Materials:
Learning Targets: Pen and Paper
At the end of the module, students will be able to:
1, Identify the importance of Transportation Engineering
2. List the different Modes of Transportation References:
Garber, N. & Hoel L (2009). Tratfic and
Highway Engineering. Cengage Leaming
Mihlfeld Associates. (2018, October 19). The 6
‘modes of Transportation. The MihifeldMle.
httpsi//blog mihifeld.comthe-6-modes-of-
transportation
A. LESSON PREVIEW/REVIEW
4) Introduction
Hello class! Welcome to the field of transportation engineering. In this module you will recognize the
importance of transportation in boosting the economy of a nation, As you read through the module, you
can relate to the different modes of transportation which is considered as one of the components in a
transportation system.
2) Activity 4: What | Know Chart, Part 1
What I Know Questions What I Leamed (Activity 4)
1. What is Transportation
Engineering?
2. Give examples of the
different modes of
transportation.
B. MAIN LESSON
4) Act
ity 2: Content Notes
Transportation Engineering is a branch of Civil Engineering that is involved in the planning, design,
‘operation, and maintenance of safe and efficient transportation systems, Transportation engineers are
requiredto possess a long-term vision of the future. They must remain steadfast, patient, and persistent
in guiding a transportation project to completion. The transportation engineer works in an environment
where change is gradual and sometimes imperceptible.
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2. Railways Transportation
It is preferred due to high speed. Invariance to road transport, where vehicles run on a flat road or
surface,rail vehicles are directionally managed by the rail tracks on which they run. Within the
confines of the railway system, the rail vehicle is not influenced by traffic, points of diversion, and
switch offs between modes. This makes the rail the most dependable mode for making long hauls
across land with minimal damage. Trains commonly carry bulk cargo items such as coal, corn, iron,
ore, and wheat, items that would be uneconomical toship by truck.
Railways Transportation
Maritime Transportation
Itinvolves the movement of goods through oceans and seas. Cargo ships travel on almost every major
body of water and have capacity to transport the highest volume of freight of any mode of
transportation at the lowest cost. The greatest disadvantage of maritime cargo ships is the speed at
which they operate. By far, maritime is the slowest mode of transportation. Additionally, the carbon
‘emissions produced by one cargo ship are equivalent to the emissions produced by 50 million cars.
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5. transfer the goods from one place to another place
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