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On analysis of traffic management planning in small cities

Yuan Shu-ju

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From the main problems in the traffic of small cities,the paper analyzes the main problems in the traffic management of small cities,and points out the strategies and suggestions for the traffic management development from the management,the education,the organization and the technology,so as to improve the traffic capacity of roads in small cities.

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From the main problems in the traffic of small cities,the paper analyzes the main problems in the traffic management of small cities,and points out the strategies and suggestions for the traffic management development from the management,the education,the organization and the technology,so as to improve the traffic capacity of roads in small cities.

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From the main problems in the traffic of small cities,the paper analyzes the main problems in the traffic management of small cities,and points out the strategies and suggestions for the traffic management development from the management,the education,the organization and the technology,so as to improve the traffic capacity of roads in small cities.

Key concepts: Transport engineering, Business, Traffic management, Computer science, Environmental planning, Geography, Engineering

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