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Penilaian Kondisi Permukaan Jalan Metode Pavement Condition Index (PCI) pada Ruas Jalan Kapten Piere Tendean Kota Tegal Nurrohman, Hafidz; Hadi, Suprapto
Jurnal Komposit: Jurnal Ilmu-ilmu Teknik Sipil Vol. 10 No. 1 (2026)
Publisher : Universitas Ibn Khaldun

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.32832/komposit.v10i1.18341

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Roads have a crucial role in supporting mobility movement and allocation of goods and services, significantly impacting economic, social, and cultural growth. Damaged road conditions can impade activities and increase the risk of accidents. Road safety is influenced by various factors, including the road itself. Kapten Piere Tendean Street, part of the North Ring Road, is one of the vital routes is currently experiencing various types of damage, partly due to the increasing traffic volume. This papper aims to evaluate the surface condition of Kapten Piere Tendean street using the Pavement Condition Index (PCI) method for identify categories and levels of road damage as a basis for repair recommendations. The identification results show 13 types of damage, with the highest being shoving at 36%. At STA 0+00 – 0+100, the PCI score is 7, categorized as failed, while at STA 1+300 – 1+400, the PCI score is 92, categorized as excellent, with 32% of segments classified as very good. The average PCI score for the 2.9 km road length is 61, indicating the road is in good condition. The repair recommendations refer to Bina Marga guidelines, addressing the largest damage (shoving) with pothole patching (P5) and leveling (P6).
Functional Assessment of Ahmad Yani Road as an Urban and Tourism Corridor Hadi, Suprapto; Dahlan, Mochammad Affan; Indriani, Agustin Ratna; Maulana, Fajar Firdaus; Hayati, Reffi Nur
Civil and Sustainable Urban Engineering Volume 6 - Issue 1 - 2026
Publisher : Tecno Scientifica Publishing & Society of Tropical Science and Technology

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.53623/csue.v6i1.951

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Ahmad Yani Road stood as a vital artery in Tegal City, bridging the gap between urban centers and local tourism landmarks. While its administrative label defined it as an urban road, the street’s physical evolution told a different story one centered on pedestrians and tourism. Rather than accepting the status quo, this study examined the functional disconnect of Ahmad Yani Road by integrating three distinct approaches: geometric audits, traffic flow metrics, and road safety inspections (RSI). The fieldwork was conducted using a descriptive comparative framework, with data collection covering physical lane measurements, visual documentation, and traffic counts. These data were evaluated against a combination of Bina Marga’s local regulations and international benchmarks for walkable tourism streets. The findings revealed a substantial performance gap. The corridor failed to adequately fulfill its function as an urban road, meeting only 57.14% of the requirements due to narrow lanes and insufficient safety infrastructure. However, when assessed as a tourism corridor, the results were markedly different, with the road achieving 90% compliance, supported by its active frontage and pedestrian-oriented design. Although traffic flow remained relatively stable (DS = 0.66, LOS C), an underlying vulnerability persisted. The corridor operated near a critical threshold, where sudden increases in tourist activity or roadside disturbances could have disrupted traffic movement. Ultimately, Ahmad Yani Road had evolved beyond its original administrative classification, and the findings supported the need for a policy shift toward adaptive management to safeguard its emerging role as a vibrant public space.
Co-Authors 'Afifa, Salma Dwi Nur Adiyansah , Bhisma Ahmad Basuki Alfan Baharuddin, Alfan Almunawar, Dani Agil Asyari Aminuddin, Irfan Anindita, Reza Yoga Anjar Asmara Aprianto, Rizal Aprilia Khairani, Dyta Ar Rasyid, Muhammad Hisyam Arhandika Saputra, Marendra Athasyah Ari Adrian, Ari Arizki, Ivania Syilfa Aulia Septiani, Nurul Aulia, Rofiul Izza Aulia, Yuris Ayu, Brasie P.S.B.R Ayu, Brasie Paradana Sela Bunga Riska Ayu, Brasie Pradana Sela Bunga Riska Azel Rizal Jovian Bahrelsi, Damar Risky Baskoro Baskoro, Baskoro Berlianindya, Fiarentina Brilian, Resti Martha Bunga Riska Ayu, Brasie Pradana Sela Cahya Diyaksa, Mei Dahlan, Mochammad Affan Dalimunthe, Kayla Nacasely Dewi, Marsya Fadlillah Kurnia Divasaputri, Nashwa Adelia Edi Purwanto Erhatmono, Bimo Noviaji Eska Fahmadi, Aat Esti Wulandari Fadilah, Zahrotul Fahmi, Silvia Afida Fahriza, Dawam Fakhrudi, Alfyan Cana Dwi Fatah, Muhammad Ibnu Fitria, Ina Grathio Marandj Ottu, Wyheintha Hanida, Shelia Ayu Rida Hanin, Inas Fadiyah Hayati, Reffi Nur Hidayati, Tri Susila Huda, Rachmad Miftah Hutasoit, Rutjka Benela Icha Yaunisha, Cheryl Fara Inayati, Nabilla Rahma Indriani, Agustin Ratna Irawan, Faisal Akbar Irsyad, Bani Jasmine, Meutya Joko Siswanto Kartono Wibowo, Kartono Khoirunni’mah, Annissa Lestari, Astri Ma'rifat, Farhan Adib Mahendra, Dhani Esa Maheswara, Andhika Adiwidya Mariano, Aldo Nabilla Valiant Masuang, Raynaldi Saputra Maulana, Fajar Firdaus Milasari, Adhistina Dewi Mutaqin, Akhmad Alwi Nazzaya, Muhammad Rifqi Nugroho, Rizky Reynaldi Nugroho, Toriq Rizky Nurrohman, Hafidz Nurul Fitriani Octavioliena, Zahwa Oetomo, Wateno Panuntun, Arga Satria PARLUKI, ALSHA DEWI Perdana, Brezinka Ayu Prasetyo, Fatkhur Rohman Eko Puspitaningrum, Anggita Suci Putri, Carissa Rahma Putri, Raudina Rilawani Putri, Zania Septiani PUTRO, HANENDYO Ramadhani, Restu Rivaldy, Muhamad Rafli Riza Phahlevi Marwanto S Imam Wahyudi Saputra, Patrio Saputro, Johan Fatkhurrozi Shafira, Rinjani Khansa Siti Shofiah Suryana, Diar Syafriyanto, Rui Hanan Syarifuddin, Anasya Musdalifah Taufik Ramadhan Taupiqqurrohman, Taupiqqurrohman Varadinta, Salsabilla Wicaksono, Muhammad Zaky Widya Anggraeni, Inneke Widyastuti, Nur Rachmi Wijayanti, Fausta Patricia Yogi Oktopianto Yoni, Azzah Ula Nabillah Yuanita, Amelia Ratna Yulfa, Aqilla Azian Zuhrianto, Farhan Afif