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CIV2282 - Transport & traffic engineering - S1 2025

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Referring to question 1 above, which option below best describes the maximum queue length (rounded up to the nearest one)?

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A new computer system is put in place at a toll booth. The system comes online at 8.00 am (with no vehicle in the queue) and vehicles arrive at a rate of λ(t)=15-0.5t (with λ(t) in veh/min and t in min). Due to a computer systems failure, cars are not serviced until 8:15 am. Between 8:15 and 8:30 they are serviced at 5 vehicles per minute. After 8:30 am they are serviced at 10 vehicles per minute. Assuming D/D/1 queueing model. 

Which option below best describes the time it takes for the queue to disappear (rounded up to the nearest one)?

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Regarding speed, flow, and density relationships, which statement below is TRUE?

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The fundamental diagram for a road section can be modelled using a triangular flow-density relationship, having a capacity (maximum flow) of 2000 vehicles per hour (veh/h), a free-flow speed of 80 kilometres per hour (km/h), and a jam density of 125 vehicles per kilometre (veh/km). 

In the peak hour, the congested traffic condition is observed with a speed of 43km/h. Which option below best describes the density during this peak hour?

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A section of an arterial road has been found to have a speed-density relationship that was modelled using the following form:

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where v is the space-mean speed in kilometres per hour (km/h), and k is the density in vehicles per kilometres (veh/km).

The relationship was found to have the best fit to the data by using the following coefficients:

a = 3.5

k_m = 138 veh/km

Which option below best presents the critical density (ie the density at which the capacity is obtained) of the above arterial road?

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A linear regression fit to real traffic data speed (v) and density (k) data has the following relationship: v= 110 –0.5*k, where v is measured in kilometres per hour (km/h) and k is measured in vehicles per kilometre (veh/km). Which option below best describes the maximum flow of this fundamental diagram, measured in vehicles per hour (veh/h)?

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Regarding speed, flow, density relationships, which statement below is TRUE?

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