Traffic Impact Analysis of Hotel & Convention Center Development on National Road in Malang City
Keywords:
Convention center, Hotel development, Microsimulation, Traffic impact analysis, Urban mobilityAbstract
The rapid growth of tourism in Malang City has increased traffic volume around commercial corridors, particularly near hotel and convention facilities. This study analyzes the traffic impact of the CDR-INN Hotel & Convention construction at Jaksa Agung Suprapto Street using Traffic Impact Analysis (TIA) framework. The analysis includes trip generation, origin-destination matrix, and road performance evaluated through PTV Vissim microsimulation for existing, construction, initial operation, and five-year operation conditions. Results indicate existing intersections experience moderate to high congestion. Construction activities significantly increase delays and saturation. Initial and five-year operations show substantial traffic load decreasing service levels without mitigation. Do Something scenarios—including signal optimization, turn restrictions, continuous-flow lanes, and selective widening—improve performance. The study concludes integrated engineering interventions are essential to maintain traffic performance and support sustainable urban mobility.
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