What is a traffic impact assessment?

[AshtonFaga]

I’ve heard this term used in construction and urban planning.
Can someone explain what a traffic impact assessment is?
An example would be helpful.

 

[AsaVan721]

A traffic impact assessment (TIA) is a study that evaluates how a new development or project will affect local traffic and transportation systems. It analyzes vehicle flow, congestion, safety, and parking, helping planners and authorities make informed decisions to minimize negative impacts and improve traffic management.

 

[Mitsuri]

A traffic impact assessment is a study that evaluates how a proposed development or project will affect local traffic flow, road safety, and transportation infrastructure, and recommends measures to manage those impacts.

 

[Jacks will]

Traffic Impact Assessment is an examination of the effect of some development on the local traffic flow. It assists planners in determining whether there are changes or safety necessities required on roads.

 

[Gsusangrey]

A technical study that assesses how a proposed development will impact local transportation is called a Traffic Impact Assessment (TIA). It predicts future traffic volumes, spots possible traffic jams or safety problems, and suggests infrastructure upgrades to lessen any adverse effects.

 

[Michael Anderson]

A Traffic Impact Assessment is an assessment of the impact of a new project on the surrounding road conditions and traffic. Planners bring it to the fore to determine whether the road should be improved or be changed in relation to development.