The diagram is a "Ring and Barrier Diagram" used in traffic signal systems to manage intersection movements. It depicts two rings, Ring 1 and Ring 2, each containing three phases (Φ). **Ring and Barrier Diagram Explanation:**- **Ring 1:** - **Phase 1 (Φ1):** Allows left and through movements on the major street. Indicated with arrows pointing left and straight. - **Phase 2 (Φ2):** Allows right, left, and through movements on the major street. Indicated with arrows pointing in the respective directions and pedestrian movement. - **Ring 2:** - **Phase 5 (Φ5):** Similar to Phase 1, allows left and through movements on the opposite side of the major street. - **Phase 6 (Φ6):** Allows right, left, and through movements similar to Phase 2 on the opposite side of the major street.- **Barrier:** Separates the major street movements (Phases 1, 2, 5, 6) from the minor street movements.- **Minor Street:** - **Phase 3 (Φ3):** Permits left turns and through movements across the minor street. Indicated with respective arrows. - **Phase 4 (Φ4):** Allows similar movements as Phase 3, mirrored for traffic from the opposite direction.- **Legend:** - Symbols indicate the meaning of arrows, with attention to permitted and protected movements and pedestrian movements. **Question to Consider:**- In this ring and barrier diagram, which phases cannot be reversed in their sequencing? - ○ phase 1 and phase 2 - ○ phase 5 and phase 6 - ○ phase 1 and phase 5 - ○ phase 3 and phase 4This educational analysis helps in understanding the sequence of traffic phases and their implications on traffic management and safety.

In the given ring and barrier system, which phases cannot be reversed in their sequencing?

RING 1 RING 2 1 $5 MAJOR STREET 42 $6 BARRIER = Phase Number = Protected Movement 43 MINOR STREET $4 = Permitted Movement Pedestrian Movement BARRIER In this ring and barrier diagram, which phases cannot be reversed in their sequencing? phase 1 and phase 2 phase 5 and phase 6 phase 1 and phase 5 O phase 3 and phase 4

RING 1 RING 2 1 $5 MAJOR STREET 42 $6 BARRIER = Phase Number = Protected Movement 43 MINOR STREET $4 = Permitted Movement Pedestrian Movement BARRIER In this ring and barrier diagram, which phases cannot be reversed in their sequencing? phase 1 and phase 2 phase 5 and phase 6 phase 1 and phase 5 O phase 3 and phase 4

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