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FUTURE TRAFFIC PROBLEMS LOOM FOR THE MEDIUM-SIZE CITY

C A Harrell

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Traffic problems are composed of three elements: passenger cars, trucks, and mass transit facilities. Additionally, the multitude of vehicles on the streets suggests that the street facilities are not adequate. This article will deal with the truck traffic problem and arrangements under which it can be simplified.

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Traffic problems are composed of three elements: passenger cars, trucks, and mass transit facilities. Additionally, the multitude of vehicles on the streets suggests that the street facilities are not adequate. This article will deal with the truck traffic problem and arrangements under which it can be simplified.

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Traffic problems are composed of three elements: passenger cars, trucks, and mass transit facilities. Additionally, the multitude of vehicles on the streets suggests that the street facilities are not adequate. This article will deal with the truck traffic problem and arrangements under which it can be simplified.

Key concepts: Truck, LOOM, Transport engineering, Multitude, Transit (satellite), Mass transportation, Traffic planning, Computer science

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