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Urban Transportation and Logistics
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Urban Transportation and Logistics

by Eiichi Taniguchi, Tien Fang Fwa, Russell G. Thompson
December 2013
Intermediate to advanced
280 pages
8h 9m
English
CRC Press
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163Road Safety
(large-sized car and three-axle truck) ratio reaches 40%—standard per-
centage in Japan. Now we also assume the distance among the vehicles
when they are in normal trafc and heavy trafc: 19.4 m for normal
trafc and 2.7 m for heavy trafc (those values are assumed using the
data of Japanese trafc).
On the basis of the values in Tables6.2–6.4, the number of vehicles
simultaneously on the bridge can be obtained by the following equation:
N
L
LL
i
i
Vj
Hj
j
N
1
v
{}
()
=
γ
=
(6.17)
where
N
i
is the number of i-type vehicles by one lane
L is the span of the bridge
γ
i
is the mix ratio of i-type vehicles
L
Vj
is the length of j-type vehicles
L
H
is t
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