Understanding Traffic Problems PDF

Understanding problem for a problem to exist, there needs to be a goal, objective, or purpose and an obstacle hindering it. In our case, the goal is to ease traffic by building a new road, whereas the obstacle is that a massive traffic is formed due to reasons: everyone is eager to use this, even m...

Understanding problem for a problem to exist, there needs to be a goal, objective, or purpose and an obstacle hindering it. In our case, the goal is to ease traffic by building a new road, whereas the obstacle is that a massive traffic is formed due to reasons: everyone is eager to use this, even motorists. the difficulty is moderate to high by nature of infrastructure planning by social impact, environmental impact by the scope is local to regional if left unattended  The new road was meant Overuse to alleviate traffic on older roads but motorists eager of the to use it created a "massive traffic" on the new road. New Road  The old roads were in poor condition which likely led Poor to hesitation of motorists to use them further concentrating traffic on Condition of the new road Old Roads  There may have been a lack of public understanding or proper communication about the purpose of the new road. The new road Poor might not have been designed to handle such a high volume of traffic Condition of or the public may have assumed it was the best (and only) option for Old Roads travel contributing to the massive congestion. Solution Improvemen t of Old Roads Invest in repairing and maintaining the older roads that are in poor condition. Improvemen t of Old Roads Invest in repairing and maintaining the older roads that are in poor condition. Signage and Road Markings Clear signage should direct drivers to alternative routes and inform them of expected traffic conditions on the new road. New Alternate Routes build additional routes that connect key areas, thereby reducing the concentration of traffic on the new road. Thank you!