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The traffic volume from A to B is 4500 veh/hr. two routes are available from A...

The traffic volume from A to B is 4500 veh/hr. two routes are available from A to B. Route I is 6 mi. long, design speed is 60mi/hr, link performance function is t1(x)=t1(0)+4x; Route II is 3 mi, design speed is 45mi/hr, link performance function is t2(x)=t2(0) +x2(where t(0) is the free-flow travel time, and x is traffic flow on the route in 1000 veh/hr). a. Determine the travel time and flows using user equilibrium method; b. Determine the travel time and flows using the system optimization method. Compare the total vehicle hours obtained from both methods.

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