projectc conception for city logistics with utilization of ids element applicated to the nitra city
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Abstract
Nowadays traffic situation in the town-residential area is characterized by growing requirement for quality and quantityof transfer performance and services that result in congestion increasing in the some towns. Currently the similar problem has Nitracity, where it is necessary to solve this situation immediately. One of the possibilities of increasing traffic fluency is to extend roads, butin case of Nitra that possibility is irrelevant because of non-available space. Other possibility is an utilization of IDS elements(Intelligent Transport System). The contribution presents the conception of transportation in the town, founded on creation of trafficcircles with subsequent IDS elements application.
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| Authors | ;Michal Balog;Jana Ižolová;Peter Bindzár |
| Journal | comparative biochemistry and physiology toxicology & pharmacology : cbp |
| Year | 2010 |
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