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C3-TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT & CONTROL

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 6mins

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Class
Date
1.

These are the reasons why we need to manage traffic EXCEPT:

a)

Traffic congestion problem in cities.

b)

Mobility, accessibility and safety problems for non-motorized road users.

c)

Public transport is affected by traffic jammed

d)

Decreased travel cost

2.

What is the objective of traffic management under allocate priorities category?

a)

Protect vulnerable road users.

b)

Reduce time wastage.

c)

Protect environment.

d)

Promote and develop urban economy.

3.

These traffic management techniques are related with improve capacity category EXCEPT:

a)

Link and junctions improvement.

b)

One way tidal and flow movements.

c)

Traffic calming.

d)

On street parking and trading restrictions.

4.

What is the technique of traffic management under restraint category?

a)

Parking controls

b)

Cycle lanes

c)

One way & tidal flow movement

d)

Pedestrian area

5.

One lane in the lower volume direction is used for traffic on the higher traffic direction. This lane is separated using barricades and channelizing devices and provided with proper signing. These two statement refer to:

a)

Cycle lane

b)

One way

c)

Contra flow

d)

Bus & HOV lane

6.

Traffic calming involves changes in street alignment, installation of barriers, and other physical measures to reduce traffic speeds and/or cut-through volumes, in the interest of street safety, livability, and other public purposes. These traffic management techniques are related for restraint category EXCEPT:

a)

Vertical deflection

b)

Vertical Narrowings

c)

Horizontal deflection

d)

Horizontal Narrowings

7.

This is an example of on-street parking:

a)

Basement car parks

b)

Angle parking

c)

Surface parking lots

d)

Mechanical car parks

8.

The number of vehicles whose drivers desire to park at specific location or in general area. It is usually expressed as the number of vehicles during the peak parking hour. This is definition for:

a)

Parking turnover

b)

Parking demand

c)

Parking supply

d)

Parking accumulation

9.

Parking studies are done in order to estimated parking demand, analyse the capacity and use of parking facilities. Parking studies NOT include:

a)

Financial feasibility

b)

Structural design

c)

Functional design

d)

Supply studies

10.

The ability of the pedestrians to cross can be enhanced by such list measures EXCEPT:

a)

Widening the vehicular roadway

b)

Reducing vehicle speeds

c)

Providing pedestrians refuge islands

d)

Reducing the variability of vehicles speeds

11.

These pedestrians crossing facilities are under Controlled Crossing EXCEPT:

a)

Zebra crossing

b)

Signalised crossing

c)

Pedestrians underpass

d)

School children crossing