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Traffic Impact Analysis (TIA) in Indonesian, called ANDALALIN, is used to determine traffic impacts that occur as a result of the construction or development of a building and area. Theoretically, it shows that the change in land use or new development will still have an impact on traffic. The most frequently used transportation planning concept is the four step model which consists of trip generation, trip distribution, mode split, and trip assignment. The four steps models are also included in the analysis items in the Andalalin document. The preparation of the Andalalin Documents for the University Islam Makassar (UIM) was carried out due to the construction of a new campus building in the form of a library building and rectorate building. The existence of this development certainly has an impact on traffic, although the results of the impact calculation show that the new traffic volume generated is not significant and only reduces the V/C ratio by 0.02 from the existing condition.
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