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This document outlines the benefits of using public transportation to reduce traffic jams and air pollution while saving money. It discusses how public transportation can help alleviate traffic by providing alternatives to driving, notes the economic benefits of affordable daily fares compared to fuel and vehicle costs, and explains how less traffic and pollution creates a more sustainable environment. The conclusion recommends public transportation as a solution and asks if the reader has any other questions.
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Serving both Houstons Medical District and Rice University, the section of Main Street between Cambridge Street and University Boulevard has a high demand for drivers; however, the street is not equipped to handle such a high capacity, and is constantly afflicted by traffic and delay during rush hour times. There are three major concerns that we will seek to address: (1) Traffic backed into the intersections during rush hour necessitates the stationing of traffic guards to override the traffic signals and moderate traffic flow; (2) The frequency with which cars exit from the 6 parking garages exacerbates the already heavy congestion as they attempt to merge into oncoming traffic; and (3) Un-synced and, what we felt were, unnecessary lights prevent traffic from moving through this area smoothly and efficiently.
Our primary goals and considerations when re-designing Main Street were as follows: (1) Redesign and/or re-work the existing system of intersections and parking garage exits to maintain a smooth flow of traffic using only traffic signals and no outside moderation, even during rush hour times when traffic flow is particularly high; (2) Prioritize and ensure that cars, pedestrians crossing the street, and buses moving through this area can all travel to their final destinations with minimum delay; and (3) Remain mindful of the limited space within which redesigning Main Street must occur, and the fact that this section of Main Street does face peak times of need during which more stress will be placed on the system. In the remainder of this report, we will address how we came to our proposed re-design alternatives to meet each of these goals. More from Abu eL IQram (20)
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KARAKTERISTIK METODE ACTIVE DEBATE/POINT COUNTERPOINT DALAM METODOLOGI PENGAJ...
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MUBTADA' WAL KHABARAbu eL IQram
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The contribution of scholars in islamic civilization
The contribution of scholars in islamic civilizationAbu eL IQram
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the consequences of Fast foodAbu eL IQram
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Excessive fat consumption from snacks can lead to diseases and side effects like obesity, fatigue, and poor concentration. Fast food and snacks often contain additives and excess fat that are bad for health. Eating fresh foods like fruits and vegetables is encouraged instead of fast food to avoid negative health impacts. Obesity statistics from 2007 in Malaysia show higher rates in females compared to males.
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- 5. economical Save household cost Save time -Resonable fares (Less than Rm10 per day) -Reach destination in time -physical comfort
- 6. economical -cost of petrol Save travel cost
- 7. Reduce air pollution Clean air Eco-friendly environment To live Government policies
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