The Interrelationship of Factors Affecting Road Capacity.
Expert InsightsPublished 1968
A selective examination of factors which influence the average speed and lead maintained (the basic determinants of road capacity) in military cargo truck convoys, part of research aimed at developing a new logical method for estimating road capacity. Considered are physical conditions, such as road width, surface type, and terrain, as well as the regulations governing convoy movement. Certain interrelationships are analyzed, with some simplification, such as letting only surface type affect the truck rate. 19 pp.
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- Year: 1968
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