Assessment of Traffic Scheme in the Major Streets in the University Village of Barangay Ibabang Dupay, Lucena City

This study investigated the public perception of traffic conditions and management strategies in the vicinity of major streets surrounding the University Village, Lucena City. Specifically, it delved into the public's views on designated parking areas, speed limits, parking regulations, routing, drop-off points, traffic congestion, and safety protocols. The researchers employed a quantitative research methodology. A survey instrument, utilizing a Likert scale, was administered to gather data from individuals who frequent the area. The collected data was analyzed using descriptive statistics, including frequency distribution, percentage, and weighted mean, to assess the public's awareness and perception of traffic issues. Findings revealed that the traffic scheme around University Village, Lucena City highlights the need for improvements to address congestion and safety issues. Factors contributing to these problems include high pedestrian activity, limited parking, and inadequate enforcement of traffic rules. To address these challenges, recommendations include optimizing traffic signals, designating pedestrian crossings, regulating parking, and enhancing enforcement. Additionally, improving public transportation, and infrastructure, and using digital solutions like smart traffic systems can help create a safer and more efficient environment. Thus, it is recommended that community awareness and cooperation are crucial for the success of these improvements. The study gathered evidence through traffic flow analysis, surveys, accident data, and infrastructure evaluations to support these recommendations.