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    Traffic management refers to the skillful coordination of traffic to accomplish safe and efficient movement. It aims to expedite traffic flow and provide convenience to users. Despite modern infrastructure, congestion persists and traffic management is needed to address prevailing problems. Major causes of congestion include physical road limitations, insufficient control measures, and human errors like poor driving habits and accidents. Proper maintenance is also important to prevent vehicles from stalling due to unrepaired issues.

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    CDI 300 – TRAFFIC

    MANAGEMENT AND
    ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION
    WITH PRACTICAL DRIVING

    PREPARED BY: MR. GIAN ANTONIO L. ABDON, RCRIM, CE


    FUNDAMENTALS OF TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT

    Concept
     
    MANAGEMENT. It refers to the skillful use of means to accomplish a purpose.
     
    OPERATION. Pertains to a course or series of acts to effect a certain purpose; manner of action; or a vital or natural
    process of activity. 

    SHOULDER. It refers to either side of the roadway, especially along highways.


     
    TRAFFIC. It refers to the movement of persons, goods, or vehicles, either
    powered by a combustion system or animal-drawn, from one place to another
    for the purpose of travel. [Early 16th century. Via obsolete French trafique
    from Old Italian traffic, from trafficare to carry on trade of uncertain origin.]

    TRAFFIC WAY. Refers to the entire width between boundary lines of every
    way or place of which any part is open to the use of the public for purposes of
    vehicular traffic as a matter of right or custom.
    Why Traffic Management is necessary?
     
    With the advent of science and technology, new and A. Major Causes of Traffic Congestion – Based on
    modernized traffic facilities are introduced. However, studies conducted by authorities.
    despite of these modernizations, traffic congestions  
    persist to exist. The only way to at least cope up with  
    the prevailing traffic-related problems is coordinated 1. Physical Inadequacy. This is characterized by
    traffic management. Traffic management is therefore lack of roads, narrow bridges, railroad crossings,
    designed to make the traffic way safer for travelers, lack of traffic facilities, etc.
    expedite the movement of traffic, and to provide 2. Poor Control measure. This is characterized by
    convenience to the traffic facilities users. ineffective mechanical control devices, inefficient
    traffic officers, and poor implementation of traffic
    laws, rules and regulations.
    Poor Maintenance. Oftentimes motor vehicles are
    3. Human Errors. Many traffic congestion are
    stalled in traffic ways because of unrepaired
    caused by slow drivers or poor driving habits,
    diggings, cracks on road pavement or unfinished
    pedestrian mistakes, officers’ errors, poor planning,
    road pavement concreting. This can be attributed to
    poor legislation; and traffic accidents which are
    inappropriate budget for the maintenance of the
    mostly attributed to human errors.
    traffic facilities. On the other hand, police should
     
    also report lights out, damage portion of the traffic
    way to expedite the action from the concerned
    government offices.
    FUNDAMENTALS OF TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT

    MANAGEMENT. It refers to the TRAFFIC. It refers to the movement of persons,


    skillful use of means to accomplish goods, or vehicles, either powered by combustion
    a purpose. system or animal drawn, from one place to
    another for the purpose of travel. [Early 16th
    century. Via obsolete French trafique from Old
    OPERATION. Pertains to a course Italian traffic, from trafficare to carry on trade of
    or series of acts to effect a certain uncertain origin.]
    purpose; manner of action; or a  
    vital or natural process of activity.
    TRAFFIC WAY. Refers to the entire width between boundary lines of
    SHOULDER. It refers to either every way or place of which any part is open to the use of the public
    side of the roadway, especially for purposes of vehicular traffic as a matter of right or custom.
    along highways.
     
    Why Traffic Management is necessary?
     
    With the advent of science and technology, new and modernized traffic facilities are introduced. However, despite of these
    modernizations, traffic congestions persist to exist. The only way to at least cope up with the prevailing traffic related
    problems is a coordinated traffic management. Traffic management is therefore designed to make the traffic way safer for
    travelers, expedite the movement of traffic, and to provide convenience to the traffic facilities users.

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