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If the stopping distance and average length of a vehicle are 18 m and 6 m respectively, then the theoretical maxi¬mum capacity of a traffic lane at a speed of 10 m/sec is

A. 1500 vehicles per hour

B. 2000 vehicles per hour

C. 2500 vehicles per hour

D. 3000 vehicles per hour

Answer: Option A


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Comments ( 8 )

  1. Suraj Kumar
    Suraj Kumar :
    2 months ago

    18+6/10 =2.4
    3600/2.4 = 1500

  2. ID P.K
    ID P.K :
    4 years ago

    C=1000v/s
    V=10*60*60/1000=36kmph
    S=18+6=24
    C=1000*36/24=1500vehicle per lane...

  3. Subhashree Mohanty
    Subhashree Mohanty :
    4 years ago

    Thank u Kunal

  4. Ankit Agrawal
    Ankit Agrawal :
    4 years ago

    Well describe y kunal

  5. Sheikh Shoyeb
    Sheikh Shoyeb :
    4 years ago

    Thanks Kunal bhau 🙏🏻🙏🏻👍🏻

  6. Kunal Gadekar
    Kunal Gadekar :
    4 years ago

    Theoretical capacity (C)
    C=1000V/S
    Where,
    S= SSD+L or Clear spacing
    .... maximum from both taken
    V= speed in KMPh
    In this case, V= (10/1000)/(1/60*60) kmph which is 36 kmph
    Hence, C= 1000*36/24. Which is 1500 vehicle per hour

  7. Dinesh Naik
    Dinesh Naik :
    5 years ago

    Pls send me the solution

  8. Regmi Amrit
    Regmi Amrit :
    5 years ago

    Please Tell me the formula.

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