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The space mean speed of the traffic at capacity and free flow speed.
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On a specific westbound section of highway, studies show that
the speed-density relationship is:
It is known that the capacity is 5200 veh/h and the jam density
is 310 veh/mi. What is the
a.) space-mean speed of the traffic at capacity, (mph)
b.) and what is the free-flow speed? (mph)
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SITUATION. On a specific westbound section of highway, studies show that the speed-density relationship is:
It is known that the capacity is 4200 veh/hr and the jam density is 210 veh/km.
.What is the density that would give this capacity
136.64 veh/km
417.79 veh/km
336.12 veh/km
215.67 veh/km
2)
What is the space-mean speed of the traffic at capacity?
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20.22 kph
18.36 kph
30.74 kph
48.68 kph
3)
3. What is the free-flow speed?
41.78 kph
76.85 kph
39.52 kph
D
22.57 kph
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A free flow speed of 60 kph and a capacity pf 3600 vehicles per hour. If in a given hour 3344 vehicles were countered at a specified point along this highway, compute the following
A) jam density (in veh/km and 3 decimals)
B) space mean speed of these 3344 vehicles. (Kph and 3 decimals)
C) density of the 3344 vehicles. (Veh/km and 3 decimals)
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