A Traffic engineer urgentlyneedsto determine The AADT on an urbonminor arterialhighwayhe made annualVolume counts during Two hours ondes day during the month of June.aWer7:00 - 8000 Am The volume wase 560v/hr and9.00-10.00 Am The voimmer was y por/hrDhe nearest control station provided himwith the following data - find AADT?HEFDEF(Wendensely)Q. 3:Hour7:00 -8.00 Amهدوا - ۹۰۰۰36The data"missing47-872MEF June)1.323

Given data: Hourly volume observed during the 1st hour of Wednesday V1=560 v/hr Hourly volume…

Q. 3: needs A Traffic engineer urgently to determine The AADT on an urbon minor arterial highway. he made annual Volume counts during Two hours on a werdes day during the month of June. 7:00 - 8000 Am and = Volume wase 560 v/hr 9.00-10.00 Arm The voimmer was y por/hr The nearest control station provided him with the following data find AADT? HEF DEF(Wendensoy) Hour 7:00-8.90 Am 9-40-1000 36 2₁ The data missing SP 7-872 MEF June) 1.323

Q. 3: needs A Traffic engineer urgently to determine The AADT on an urbon minor arterial highway. he made annual Volume counts during Two hours on a werdes day during the month of June. 7:00 - 8000 Am and = Volume wase 560 v/hr 9.00-10.00 Arm The voimmer was y por/hr The nearest control station provided him with the following data find AADT? HEF DEF(Wendensoy) Hour 7:00-8.90 Am 9-40-1000 36 2₁ The data missing SP 7-872 MEF June) 1.323

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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