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Cover of Guide to Traffic Management: Set
Guide to Traffic Management: Set
  • Publication no: AGTM-SET
  • Published: 28 April 2020

The thirteen part of the Guide to Traffic Management captures contemporary traffic management practice including emerging techniques and technologies, and relevant international experience. It provides valuable guidance to practitioners in the implementation of efficient, safe and economical management of road traffic.

The Guide to Traffic Management comprises:

  • Part 1: Introduction to the Guide to Traffic Management (PDF | Online)
  • Part 2: Traffic Theory Concepts (PDF | Online)
  • Part 3: Transport Study and Analysis Methods (PDF | Online)
  • Part 4: Network Management Strategies (PDF | Online is being built)
  • Part 5: Link Management (PDF | Online is being built)
  • Part 6: Intersections, Interchanges and Crossings Management (PDF | Online is being built)
  • Part 7: Activity Centre Transport Management (PDF | Online is being built)
  • Part 8: Local Street Management (PDF | Online is being built)
  • Part 9: Transport Control Systems – Strategies and Operations (PDF | Online is being built)
  • Part 10: Transport Control – Types of Devices (PDF | Online is being built)
  • Part 11: Parking Management Techniques (PDF | Online is being built)
  • Part 12: Integrated Transport Assessments for Developments (PDF | Online is being built)
  • Part 13: Safe System Approach to Transport Management (PDF | Online is being built)
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