Titlebook: Road Traffic Congestion: A Concise Guide; John C. Falcocchio,Herbert S. Levinson Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2

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The Impact of Traffic Congestion on Mobility. is the ability of people and goods to travel easily, safely, quickly and reliably. Trip mobility varies with the speed of travel, and it may be defined as the number of trips taken and their distance (trip-miles) within the traveler’s daily travel time and cost budgets. Therefore, lower speeds resulting from traffic congestion reduce mobility

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The Impacts of Congestion on Roadway Traffic ProductivityRoad productivity can be defined as the throughput traffic volume of a roadway at a given point (vehicles or persons per hour), or as the person-miles or vehicle-miles per hour that can be moved on a roadway segment, or on an area-wide road network.

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Managing Nonrecurring CongestionNonrecurring congestion accounts for over half of all traffic delays in the United States [.] and accounts for up to 2/3 of traffic delays in urban areas larger than one million population [.].

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Adaptation Strategies for Managing Recurring Congestion—Operational ImprovementsIncreasing roadway capacity has been the traditional method to cope with and manage traffic congestion. Capacity enhancement strategies generally improve mobility of all road users. Sometimes, however, they are designed to improve mobility of special users—such as high-occupancy vehicles (e.g., carpools and public transport vehicles).

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The Impact of Traffic Congestion on Accessibility refer to describe a traveler’s access to one or more destination opportunities available within a specific distance, travel time, or travel cost from the traveler’s origin; or it can be used by the marketing department of a retail store chain to describe/quantify the number potential customers within a 20?min travel time to a store.

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