Shockwave theory: Calculate the maximum queue length (Q in the below figure) given the current condition Arrival volume: 450 vphpl, speed 40 MPH Jam density (waiting): 130 veh/mile/lane Red time: 30 sec; Green time: 70 sec Saturation rate (capacity volume): 1500 vehicles per hour per lane. Please use this diagram to calculate.

Shockwave theory: Calculate the maximum queue length (Q in the below figure) given the current condition Arrival volume: 450 vphpl, speed 40 MPH Jam density (waiting): 130 veh/mile/lane Red time: 30 sec; Green time: 70 sec Saturation rate (capacity volume): 1500 vehicles per hour per lane. Please use this diagram to calculate.

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