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© Copyright 2016 TRL Ltd
Sept 2016
iRAP Innovation: Qatar Deserves the Best
Fabian Marsh, Ashghal/John Fletcher, TRL
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iRAP –Qatar is a key action in the National Strategy
Qatar signed MoU with iRAP in December 2014
Project commenced in January 2015
Expert project team from iRAPand TRL
Star ratings for both existing roads and new designs
Development of local capacity including training
Expected completion January 2017
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iRAP Qatar Existing Road Network
Road Network Length (km)
Road Class All iRAP %
Expressways 273 273 100%
Primary 235 214 91%
Secondary 604 491 81.3%
Tertiary 1341 196 14.6%
Local 4389 6 0.1%
TOTAL 6842 1180 17.2%
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Route 55 (before)
Straight road alignment
Adequate delineation
Narrow shoulder
No intersection
100km/h
No median protection
Clear and flat roadside
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Route 55 (after)
Straight road alignment
Good delineation
Narrow shoulder
No intersection
100km/h
Median barrier
Clear and flat roadside
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Local issues in Qatar
iRAP has a really key role
Driver behaviour challenging
Environment challenging
Major road works and frequent major infrastructure works
Crash data limited currently
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Road Safety Engineering KPIs
A road transport system that protects all road users from death and serious injury
Qatar National Road Safety Strategy 2013-2022
Exposure to Road Trauma Engineering Safety
Final Outcomes
Fatal & Serious Injuries iRAP Star Ratings
Key Crash Types Safer Roads
% travel on ≥ 4-star
Intermediate Outcomes / Performance Indicators
Head-on FSI ROR FSI Intersection FSI Pedestrian FSI
Road Safety Improvement Priorities Safer Roads
Outputs / Implementation Indicators
% expressways ≥ 4-star% rumble strip % rural roundabout No. of bridges% median barrier
% primary roads ≥ 4-star% passively safe % channelisation No. of signal xings% wide centreline
% secondary roads ≥ 3-star% roadside barrier % activated warning No. of raised xings% rumble strip
% tertiary roads ≥ 3-star% paved shoulders % red light cameras% no overtaking
% curve treatment% speed cameras
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KPI: iRAP Star Ratings 2022 Forecast
Expressways Primary Secondary TertiaryAll Roads
iRAP Star Rating Targets
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Dashboard Reporting on Road Safety Engineering KPIs
% expressways with median barrier
% primary roads with median barrier
KPI: Median Barriers
% secondary roads with median barrier
KPI: iRAP Star Ratings
Expressways Primary Secondary TertiaryAll Roads
KPI: Head-on (Fatal Injuries)
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Road Safety Engineering KPIs
A road transport system that protects all road users from death and serious injury
Qatar National Road Safety Strategy 2013-2022
Exposure to Road Trauma Engineering Safety
Final Outcomes
Fatal & Serious Injuries iRAP Star Ratings
Key Crash Types Safer Roads
% travel on ≥ 4-star
Intermediate Outcomes / Performance Indicators
Head-on FSI ROR FSI Intersection FSI Pedestrian FSI
Road Safety Improvement Priorities Safer Roads
Outputs / Implementation Indicators
% expressways ≥ 4-star% rumble strip % rural roundabout No. of bridges% median barrier
% primary roads ≥ 4-star% passively safe % channelisation No. of signal xings% wide centreline
% secondary roads ≥ 3-star% roadside barrier % activated warning No. of raised xings% rumble strip
% tertiary roads ≥ 3-star% paved shoulders % red light cameras% no overtaking
% curve treatment% speed cameras
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Innovation 2) Design tools for plans
Qatar road network actively being upgraded
Need to use iRAP Star Rating to provide strong input to make these safer
Strong evidence needed to gain better design
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Innovation 3) GIS Design tools
Interactive GIS based tool for testing different design options
Linked to ViDA to re-calculate Star Rating
Also Information on costs and KSI savings of different designs
Developing indicative designs on extended sections
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Markhiya Street
Straight road alignment
Good delineation
Street lighting
Wide paved shoulder
No intersection
Three lanes in each direction
100km/h
Median hazard (poles)
Roadside hazard (trees)
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Straight road alignment
Good delineation
Street lighting
Wide paved shoulder
No intersection
Three lanes in each direction
100km/h
Median barrier
Roadside hazard (trees)
Markhiya Street
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Straight road alignment
Good delineation
Street lighting
Wide paved shoulder
No intersection
Three lanes in each direction
100km/h
Median hazard (poles)
Roadside barrier
Markhiya Street
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Straight road alignment
Good delineation
Street lighting
Wide paved shoulder
No intersection
Three lanes in each direction
80km/h
Median hazard (poles)
Roadside hazards (trees)
80 80
Markhiya Street
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Straight road alignment
Good delineation
Street lighting
Wide paved shoulder
No intersection
Three lanes in each direction
80km/h
Median barrier
Roadside barrier
80 80
Markhiya Street
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120km/h
Median barrier
Roadside hazards (posts)
120km/h
Median barrier
Clear roadside / passive safety
Dukhan Highway
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Research to extend iRAP methodology 1
Research into Clear Zones risk factors
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Research to extend iRAP methodology 2
New Risk Factor for right in / right out on divided roads
Very common in Qatar
Coded as 3 leg unsignalised Risk factor too high?
22
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Other research areas 3
Effect of red light cameras at junctions
Does strong compliance mean lower risk factors are justified?
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Qatar Deserves the Best
iRAP vital part of Safe Systems adopted by Ashghal/Qatar
iRAP Star Rating is at heart of Policies aimed at safer roads
Star rating integral part of Ashghal’s operations to enhance network safety
Innovative Tool development to support active use of iRAP Star Rating by practioners
Research to make the model more appropriate for Qatar conditions and needs