1. Ministry of Transportation asked your team to carry out the Traffic Assignment using the givenvehicle trips (Table 1) and highway network (Figure 1). Try to find minimum paths for everyzone pairs and assign the traffic using the "All-or-Nothing" method.Table 1. Vehicle trips by autoOriginzone12345675696203104773432267.5244472645259317739324433.533Destination zone8044394143692921302.5584154916581592388714445022$355222483108521358707657318940952622531218747511920921913561409

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1. Ministry of Transportation asked your team to carry out the Traffic Assignment using the given vehicle trips (Table 1) and highway network (Figure 1). Try to find minimum paths for every zone pairs and assign the traffic using the "All-or-Nothing" method.

1. Ministry of Transportation asked your team to carry out the Traffic Assignment using the given vehicle trips (Table 1) and highway network (Figure 1). Try to find minimum paths for every zone pairs and assign the traffic using the "All-or-Nothing" method.

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1. Ministry of Transportation asked your team to carry out the Traffic Assignment using the given
vehicle trips (Table 1) and highway network (Figure 1). Try to find minimum paths for every
zone pairs and assign the traffic using the "All-or-Nothing" method.
Table 1. Vehicle trips by auto
Origin
zone
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
569
620
310
477
343
226
7.5
2
4447
2645
2593
1773
932
443
3.5
3
3
Destination zone
804
439
414
369
292
130
2.5
5
8
4
1549
1658
1592
3887
1444
5022
$
3
5
522
248
310
852
1358
707
6
573
189
409
526
2253
1218
7
475
119
209
219
1356
1409

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