The approaches of a 4-leg signalized intersection are configured with 1 NB lane, 1 SB lane, 1 EB lane, and 1 WB lane and each of these lanes serves LT, TH, and RT movements. The following volumes and phasing are provided. WB NB SB approach EB movement LT TH RT LT TH RT LT TH RT LT THRT volume 120 480 160 80 560 100 20 200 40 12 160 48 4 2 What is the critical sum for the EB/WB barrier?

The approaches of a 4-leg signalized intersection are configured with 1 NB lane, 1 SB lane, 1 EB lane, and 1 WB lane and each of these lanes serves LT, TH, and RT movements. The following volumes and phasing are provided. WB NB SB approach EB movement LT TH RT LT TH RT LT TH RT LT THRT volume 120 480 160 80 560 100 20 200 40 12 160 48 4 2 What is the critical sum for the EB/WB barrier?

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