Urban traffic tide management system

Abstract

The present invention discloses an urban traffic tide management system which relates to the urban road traffic management, and especially, belongs to a traffic management method. The present invention provides a mega-urban traffic management system for effective management aiming at the 'tide' phenomenon at the aspect of the traffic of lots of vehicles rushing into the downtown from the suburb in the morning and lots of vehicles rushing into the suburb from the downtown at nightfall. In order to the purpose, the urban traffic tide management system realizes the traffic management of the tide phenomenon by employing the movement of movable road isolation handrails. At six o'clock, the movable road isolation handrails are moved to separate the 8 lanes of the road once again and divide the 8 lanes into 2 left lanes and 6 right lanes. In summary, the urban traffic tide management system can effectively regulate the urban traffic flow.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to urban road traffic management, in particular, it belongs to a traffic management method. Background technique [0002] In domestic megacities, traffic congestion is very serious. [0003] The average speed of cars driving on the main roads of the city is too low, and sometimes serious jams occur, and it is common to be unable to move for several hours. [0004] With the rapid growth of motor vehicles, the problem of urban road traffic congestion is becoming more and more serious. The surge of vehicles and the transportation of branch roads [0005] Saturation has led to a sudden increase in the pressure on the urban road network, resulting in the emergence of large areas of congestion. [0006] As far as the domestic megacities are concerned, a large number of people flock from the suburbs to the city center during the morning working hours, and a large number of people flock to the suburbs when they get off work in the eveni...

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Problems solved by technology

Some people buy two cars in order to be able to drive on a single day or two days, which increases the total number of cars and increases congestion.