Application of direct and indirect methods for measuring free-flow speed on roadways
Free flow speed (FFS) is the drivers’ desired speed on roadways at low traffic volume and with the absence of traffic control devices. The determination of FFS is a fundamental step in the analysis of two-lane highways. FFS can either be determined using field measurements or estimated using existin...
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Main Author: | Abdurrahman, Usman Tasiu |
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Format: | Thesis |
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2014
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