Lecture

Traffic Flow Modeling: LWR Theory Examples

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This lecture delves into applying LWR theory to analyze traffic congestion scenarios, starting with a two-lane freeway and an accident's impact on congestion development. It then progresses to a more complex example involving an arterial road with a traffic light, exploring the effects of widening the road from one to two lanes.

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