Studying and analyzing the traffic intensity of vehicles
Аннотация
The study of vehicle traffic intensity plays an important role in the development of modern cities and infrastructure. Traffic intensity represents the distribution of traffic flow in time and space. Today, the increase in the number of vehicles in large cities and industrial centers leads to traffic congestion, environmental problems, and a decrease in logistics efficiency. Therefore, a deep analysis of the intensity of movement is necessary for the development of effective management measures. As a result of the research, the daily and weekly traffic intensity of vehicles, the hours of peak load were determined, and recommendations for optimal routing and signaling systems were developed. Based on the data obtained, it is possible to modernize traffic management systems, reduce traffic congestion, and improve the environmental situation. The study is also of practical importance in modeling the state of roads and traffic flow.
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