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This term describes the multidisciplinary area of study involving the planning, design, operation, and management of transportation facilities.

TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERING

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These agencies are responsible for carrying out legislation dealing with transportation at the national level.

FEDERAL AGENCIES

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This system adjusts the timing of traffic signals at intersections based on detected traffic flow.

SMART TRAFFIC SIGNAL CONTROL SYSTEM

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The approach used to solve complex problems in transportation, involving establishing goals and evaluating alternative actions.

THE SYSTEMS APPROACH 

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The term for the amount of traffic generated by a parcel of land based on its use, such as shopping centers or office buildings.


LAND USE CHARACTERISTICS

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The process used to establish the vehicular volume on future or modified transportation Systems, often involving extensive data gathering.

FORECASTS TRAVEL DEMAND

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The type of transportation management system that helps control and monitor transit vehicle movements and adjust schedules.

TRANSIT MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

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The type of management system that detects and manages non-recurrent traffic congestion caused by incidents like accidents and lane blockages. 

INCIDENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (IMS)

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The professional society that defines transportation engineering.

THE INSTITUTE OF TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERING (TITE-1987)

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The technology used in route guidance systems to assist motorists with distance and direction information to selected destinations.


GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM (SATELITE)

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The characteristic of a transportation system that refers to the ability to handle the quantity of travel and speed.

MOBILITY

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The term for the means of moving people and goods from one node to another along a link.

VEHICLE

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The type of payment system used on bridges and roads that operates electronically. 

ELECTRONIC TOLL COLLECTION (ETC)

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The primary factor influencing travel demand, which involves the characteristics of how land is used.

LAND USE CHARACTERISTICS

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The three factors that influence the demand for urban travel. 

LAND USE CHARACTERISTICS, SOCIOECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS, AND AVAILABILITY OF TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES AND SERVICES.

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The nine categories of human behaviors affected by transportation, such as vehicle control and community life.

LOCOMOTION, ACTIVITIES, FEELINGS, MANIPULATION, HEALTH AND SAFETY, SOCIAL INTERACTION, MOTIVIATION, LEARNING, PERCEPTION (L-A-F-M-H-S-M-L-P)

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The physical plant element of transportation systems where travel begins or ends, such as bus terminals.

TERMINALS

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The type of analysis approach that questions objectives and assumptions and examines new alternatives.

STEP NO. 7 AND 8

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The aspect of transportation systems that involves the directness of routing between access points and flexibility to handle various traffic conditions.

UBIQUITY

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The emerging technology in transportation that allows emergency vehicles to control traffic lights at intersections.

EMERGENCY RESPONSE