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The effect of roadway and environmental factors on the capacity of a traffic-signal approach

R. J. Salter

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Abstract

The capacity of a traffic-signal controlled intersection is limited by the capacities of the individual approaches to the intersection.

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The capacity of a traffic-signal controlled intersection is limited by the capacities of the individual approaches to the intersection.

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The capacity of a traffic-signal controlled intersection is limited by the capacities of the individual approaches to the intersection.

Key concepts: Intersection (aeronautics), SIGNAL (programming language), Traffic signal, Computer science, Transport engineering, Environmental science, Engineering, Real-time computing

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