11-13: The average speed per lane of a vehicle of an expressway is 65 kph, The average length ofcars moving on that lane is 5.35 m. The perception, identification, emotion and volition time is 1.2 second.11. What is the required center to center spacing of vehicles in meter?d. 29.16c. 19.0012. The traffic density in vehicles per kilometer is equal toa. 26.97b. 23.65d. 26.9713. Calculate the minimum time headway per vehicle in seconds?d. 1.62а. 3244b. 37.08c. 29.82a. 1.12b. 2.23с. 1.3414. Data on a traffic accident for the past 4 years has accident rate of 10200 per million entering vehicles.The total number of accidents is 900. Find the average daily traffic (ADT) entering the intersection duringthe 4 years period.а. 75.80c. 27.10d. 42.87b. 60.44

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11-13: The average speed per lane of a vehicle of an expressway is 65 kph, The average length of cars moving on that lane is 5.35 m. The perception, identification, emotion and vlition time is 1.2 second. 11. What is the required center to center spacing of vehicles in meter? b. 23.65 a. 26.97 c. 19.00 d. 29.16 12. The traffic density in vehicles per kilometer is equal to b. 37.08 d. 26.97 13. Calculate the minimum time headway per vehicle in seconds? d. 1.62 a. 32.44 c. 29.82 а. 1.12 b. 2.23 с. 1.34

11-13: The average speed per lane of a vehicle of an expressway is 65 kph, The average length of cars moving on that lane is 5.35 m. The perception, identification, emotion and vlition time is 1.2 second. 11. What is the required center to center spacing of vehicles in meter? b. 23.65 a. 26.97 c. 19.00 d. 29.16 12. The traffic density in vehicles per kilometer is equal to b. 37.08 d. 26.97 13. Calculate the minimum time headway per vehicle in seconds? d. 1.62 a. 32.44 c. 29.82 а. 1.12 b. 2.23 с. 1.34

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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