Question 1

The branch of engineering that deals with improvement of traffic performance, traffic studies and traffic network is called ___________

Accepted Answer

A) highway engineering 
B) railway engineering 
C) traffic engineering 
D) traffic management 
A) highway engineering 
B) railway engineering 
C) traffic engineering 
D) traffic management

Question 2

What is the first stage in traffic engineering studies?

Accepted Answer

A) traffic volume studies 
B) spot speed studies 
C) speed and delay studies 
D) origin and destination studies 
A) traffic volume studies 
B) spot speed studies 
C) speed and delay studies 
D) origin and destination studies

Question 3

Obligatory points through which the alignment should not pass are __________

Accepted Answer

A) religious structure and costly structures 
B) intermediate towns 
C) important cities 
D) important places of worship 
A) religious structure and costly structures 
B) intermediate towns 
C) important cities 
D) important places of worship

Question 4

The traffic volume is usually expressed in __________

Accepted Answer

A) lmv 
B) pcu 
C) lcv 
D) hcv 
A) lmv 
B) pcu 
C) lcv 
D) hcv

The branch of engineering that deals with improvement of traffic performance, traffic studies and traffic network is called ___________

What is the first stage in traffic engineering studies?

Obligatory points through which the alignment should not pass are __________

The traffic volume is usually expressed in __________

Road Design and Safety Standards: Camber, Slope, Width, and Distance Requirements

Various Aspects of Road Design and Planning

Traffic Volume Studies and Analysis

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Exam 3: Traffic Engineering and Road Design

The branch of engineering that deals with improvement of traffic performance, traffic studies and traffic network is called ___________

What is the first stage in traffic engineering studies?

Obligatory points through which the alignment should not pass are __________

The traffic volume is usually expressed in __________

Road Design and Safety Standards: Camber, Slope, Width, and Distance Requirements

Various Aspects of Road Design and Planning

Traffic Volume Studies and Analysis

Filters