Managing Congestion in Traffic

  • Dr. Anuradha M Sandi Associate Professor, Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, GNDEC, Bidar, Karnataka, India

Abstract

Traffic congestion has been one of the significant issues that most cities are looking notwithstanding measures being taken to relieve and lessen it. In the new past, gridlock has arisen as one of the primary difficulties for architects, organizers and strategy producers in metropolitan zones. Current social and monetary structures, molded via vehicle arranged metropolitan turn of events and quick development in vehicle proprietorship, have set up clog as an inevitable truth of metropolitan life. The developing effect of congestion is found regarding crumbling metropolitan air quality other than other unfriendly consequences for nature of metropolitan living. The principle focal point of this examination is pointed toward understanding the common metropolitan clog, its estimation and moderation. Writing audit on this issue uncovers some intriguing experiences. One of the significant results was that there is no single, comprehensively acknowledged meaning of gridlock. Gridlock can for the most part be characterized as overabundance of interest for street travel. Numerous experts and associations have characterized clog in various manners dependent on assortment of measures. There have been endeavors to create clog estimation files for intensely mechanized nations. In less mechanized nations, there are relatively few recorded examinations on the most proficient method to quantify clog and plan for its alleviation. Distinguishing proof of gridlock edge is a fundamental necessity for characterizing the blockage and recommending proper alleviation measures.


How to cite this article:
Sandi AM, Pawar S, Singh G et al. Managing
Congestion in Traffic. J Adv Res Auto Tech Transp
Sys 2020; 5(2): 5-8

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Published
2020-05-17
How to Cite
SANDI, Dr. Anuradha M. Managing Congestion in Traffic. Journal of Advanced Research in Automotive Technology and Transportation System, [S.l.], v. 4, n. 1, p. 5-8, may 2020. Available at: <http://thejournalshouse.com/index.php/automotive-transport-tech-engg/article/view/419>. Date accessed: 11 apr. 2025.