In which of the following scenarios using traffic simulation is more helpful than data-driven predictive models? A. Understanding the impact of road occupancy license (ROL) type of works on the traffic of the surrounding road network B. Estimating the hourly traffic speed and volume under normal traffic conditions C. Proposing alternative route options for vehicles after an incident occurs on a high demand road OA Both A and C

In which of the following scenarios using traffic simulation is more helpful than data-driven predictive models? A. Understanding the impact of road occupancy license (ROL) type of works on the traffic of the surrounding road network B. Estimating the hourly traffic speed and volume under normal traffic conditions C. Proposing alternative route options for vehicles after an incident occurs on a high demand road OA Both A and C

Traffic and Highway Engineering

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ISBN:9781305156241

Author:Garber, Nicholas J.

Publisher:Garber, Nicholas J.

Chapter4: Traffic Engineering Studies

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