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    What Is Operations Research

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    Electronics. ‚ v. 15 no1 (Dec. 1998)p. 33-5. (2) "Traffic congestion: A solvable problem" by: Peter‚ Samuel. Issues in Science and Technology. ‚ v. 15 no 3 (Spring 1999) p. 49-56. (3) "Cruise control: ‘Intelligent transportation ’ systems hit the fast lane" by Kevin‚ Knapp. Crain ’s Chicago Business. ‚ v 22 no2 (Jan. 11 ’99) p. 13. (4) "Moving forward smartly: The role of ITS in the NEXTEA" by: Jeff‚ Lindley. Public Roads. ‚ Wntr 1997‚ v60 n3 p57(4). (5) "Message in a bottleneck: It ’s time to start

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    drivers who are fond of using overlapping or undertaking also contribute to road accidents. These drivers loose patience when in traffic and engage in this irritating habit. Other drivers also lack the discipline to stay in their own lanes. They shift from one lane to another

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    Traffic Congestion

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    Traffic congestion is a condition on road networks that occurs as use increases‚ and is characterized by slower speeds‚ longer trip times‚ and increased vehicularqueueing. The most common example is the physical use of roads by vehicles. When traffic demand is great enough that the interaction between vehicles slows the speed of the traffic stream‚ this results in some congestion. As demand approaches the capacity of a road (or of the intersections along the road)‚ extreme traffic congestion sets

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    in such a manner as to increase the risk of a road accident. For example‚ speeding‚ meaning the driver is exceeding the speed limit or is driving too fast for the road conditions; excessive lane changing‚ changing lanes without reasonable cause; improper passing‚ failing to signal intent‚ using emergency lanes or shoulders to pass or even cutting into another car’s path; tailgating‚ driving near the back of the car at too close of a range. If you find yourself in an unpleasant situation involving

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    Highway Engineering

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    turning d) revolving 8. Coefficient of friction is less when the pavement surface is a) rough b) dry c) smooth and dry d) smooth and wet 9. The shoulder provided along the road edge should be a) rougher than the traffic lanes b) smoother than

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    doing it and end up being the one paying the fines. Aggressive Driving is speeding‚ meaning the driver is exceeding the speed limit or is driving too fast for the road conditions; excessive lane changing‚ changing lanes without reasonable cause; improper passing‚ failing to signal intent‚ using emergency lanes or shoulders to pass or even cutting into another car’s path; tailgating‚ driving near the back of the car at too close of a range. It’s anything where someone is driving any type of

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    our eyes to them‚ it is strongly encouraged that you do not take your awareness away from the road in order to look at something that doesn’t pertain to the road. Failure to avoid gawking can end fatally. It can enable your car to have an incorrect lane placement‚ which in turn will make you more likely to cause a head-on collision with an opposing vehicle. According to Erie’s Report (2013) : It’s difficult to resist temptation to gawk at off-road drama or post-wreck cleanup‚ but 7 percent of the

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    The Traffic System

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    The traffic system is composed of three major parts . These parts are: the driver ‚ the vehicle ‚and environment many vehicles are regulated by the traffic system‚ everything from bicycles to busses and cars.the system insists that all vehicles must meet certain criteria in order for them to be allowed to operate on the road in a matter which is safe for everyone. All vehicles operate within the driving environment. We operate our vehicles under all different kinds of wether ‚ road surfaces ‚

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    and controlled by delivering information which compliments the laws‚ guiding directions‚ speed limits and parking zones. All these efforts collectively assure that traffic is orderly and safe. An organized traffic has well established priorities‚ lanes flowing in particular directions. The benefit is that it reduces the travel time. Some rules and regulations have been formulated for an easy driving. The drivers are not allowed to drive without a few documents. These documents should be produced

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    device and find your destination. Also used for the text to speech feature for helping you to keep your eyes on the road‚ spoken instructor tells you street names‚ to make turnings even clearer. TomTom XL IQ is used for the advance lane guidance that clearly shows which lane to take at junctions so you don’t miss your turning. On the most difficult highway intersections there is realistic 3D representation of the junction which keeps you relaxed and safe. The device is used by downloading the latest

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