ASVV – Recommendations for traffic provisions in built-up areas

Section I: Introduction
1 Plan and outline
   1.1 Determination of terms
   1.2 ASVV-method of approach
   1.3 Directions for reading ASVV
2 Terms
   2.1 Definitions of terms
   2.2 Abbreviations in the ASVV

Section II: Basic Information
3 Information on people, vehicle, road and traffic
   3.1 Introduction
   3.2 Participants in traffic
   3.3 Vehicles and pedestrians
   3.4 Traffic
4 Traffic engineering premises
   4.1 Introduction
   4.2 Premises of a traffic planning nature
   4.3 Traffic engineering premises
5 Non-traffic engineering aspects
   5.1 Introduction
   5.2 Town and country planning, landscaping and cultural historical aspects
   5.3 General-planning and economic aspects
   5.4 Environmental engineering aspects
   5.5 Civil engineering aspects
   5.6 Financial aspects
   5.7 Social aspects
   5.8 Policy aspects
   5.9 Legal and procedural aspects

Section III: Working methods
6 Methods of analysis and traffic planning aspects
   6.1 Introduction
   6.2 Sustainable Safety
   6.3 Functions of a road section
   6.4 Forecast models
   6.5 Parking management
   6.6 Planning aspects of public (bus) transport 
   6.7 Planning aspects of cycle traffic
   6.8 Necessity of crossing for slow-moving traffic
   6.9 Speed reducing provisions
   6.10 Traffic and transport management
   6.11 Criteria for installing or removing traffic lights
   6.12 Design process traffic lights control system
   6.13 Town planning aspects of traffic provisions
   6.14 Goods transport and public services
7 Design aids
   7.1 Introduction
   7.2 Traffic engineering aspects of car traffic
   7.3 Traffic engineering aspects of public bus transport
   7.4 Traffic engineering aspects of cycle traffic
   7.5 Traffic engineering aspects of pedestrian traffic
   7.6 Traffic engineering aspects of mixed traffic
   7.7 Traffic regulation

Section IV: Provisions
8 Provisions for traffic flow
   8.1 Introduction
   8.2 Provisions on road sections
   8.3 Provisions at intersections
   8.4 Planning elements
9 Traffic engineering provisions for individual categories
   9.1 Introduction
   9.2 Motor vehicles
   9.3 Public transport
   9.4 Cyclists
   9.5 Pedestrians
10 Traffic engineering provisions for mixed traffic
   10.1 Introduction
   10.2 Provisions for traditional streets
   10.3 Provisions for residential estates and pedestrian areas
   10.4 Supplementary provisions on road sections
   10.5 Supplementary provisions at intersections
   10.6 Transition zones between different types of residential area and/or areas with
          differing traffic conditions
11 Measures used for traffic regulation
   11.1 Introduction
   11.2 Traffic lights control system
   11.3 Measures in accordance with article 12 of the BABW
   11.4 Joint use of bus carriageway and bus lanes
   11.5 Various forms of Parking Regulation

Section V: Special topics
12 Technical subjects
   12.1 Introduction
   12.2 Pavements
   12.3 Traffic signing and road marking
   12.4 Public lighting
   12.5 Direction signing
   12.6 Planting
   12.7 Environmental effect of traffic provisions
13 Provisions for works in progress
   13.1 Introduction
   13.2 Static works
   13.3 Dynamic works