A 6-lane urban freeway is suggested to be designed with the following data: F.ADT = 45000 vpd, design hour factor= 0.12 and directional split = 65%. Rolling terrain, 10% trucks, 5% buses, 6% Rvs, PHF is 0.91 and all traffic are commuters. Then based on the HCM 2000 procedure, the equivalent passenger- car hourly flow rate is about A 6-lane new urban freeway is suggested to bedesigned with the following data: F.ADT = 45000 vpd,design hour factor= 0.12 and directional split = 65%.Rolling terrain, 10% trucks, 5% buses, 6% Rvs, PHF is0.91 and all traffic are commuters. Then based onthe HCM 2000 procedure, the equivalent passenger-.. car hourly flow rate is about

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A 6-lane urban freeway is suggested to be designed with the following data: F.ADT = 45000 vpd, design hour factor= 0.12 and directional split = 65%. Rolling terrain, 10% trucks, 5% buses, 6% Rvs, PHF is 0.91 and all traffic are commuters. Then based on the HCM 2000 procedure, the equivalent passenger- car hourly flow rate is about

A 6-lane new urban freeway is suggested to be
designed with the following data: F.ADT = 45000 vpd,
design hour factor= 0.12 and directional split = 65%.
Rolling terrain, 10% trucks, 5% buses, 6% Rvs, PHF is
0.91 and all traffic are commuters. Then based on
the HCM 2000 procedure, the equivalent passenger-
.. car hourly flow rate is about

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