jamani ndugu zangu najua kuwa hapa jf tumesheni wataalam ktk nyanja zote.naomba msaada wa kitu kinachoitwa traffic count,hii nafasi ilitangazwa na ilikuwa mahususi kwa wahitimu wa udsm niliomba na nimeitwa kwenye interview lakini kiukweli hata sijui inahusika na nini.Nijuzeni jamani mwenye uelewa na hiki kitu
nini maana ya hiki kitu jamani?
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[h=1]Traffic count[/h]From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
"Traffic counter" redirects here. For traffic counting in computer networks, see Network traffic measurement.
Bike counter with display showing the number of bikes on the particular day and accumulative for the year, for one bike lane at Dronning Louises Bro in Copenhagen, one of Denmarks most biked streets, with around 10 million passing bikes a year.
A traffic count is a count of traffic along a particular road, either done electronically or by people counting by the side of the road.[SUP][1][/SUP] Traffic counts can be used by local councils to identify which routes are used most, and to either improve that road or provide an alternative if there is an excessive amount of traffic. Also, some geography fieldwork involves a traffic count. They are useful for comparing two or more roads, and also can be used alongside other methods to find out where the CBD of a settlement is located.
[h=2][edit]Counting methods[/h]
A traffic counter on BIA road J-9 in the United States
To permanently or temporarily monitor the usage of a road, an electronic traffic counter can be installed or placed to measure road usage continuously or for a short period of time . In some instances people either draw up a table and/or use a tally to keep a record of vehicles which pass.
[h=3][edit]Example Table from a Traffic Count[/h]This is an example of a traffic count, showing the type of vehicle and the data collected at a particular place in each direction. As you can see, this data has been compiled into numbers from each direction and a total count. The original table (which was used out on the road) used data recorded in tally form.
[h=2][edit]Traffic counter device[/h]
A radar-based traffic counter (about 2/3 of the way up the pole) powered by a solar panel (near top of pole).
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A traffic counter is a device, often electronic in nature, used to count, classify, and/or, measure the speed of vehicular traffic passing along a given roadway. The device is usually deployed in near proximity to the roadway and uses an intrusive medium, such as pneumatic road tubes laid across the roadway, piezo-electric sensors embedded in the roadway, inductive loops cut into the roadway, or a combination of these to detect the passing vehicles. Recently, in the interest of worker safety and ease of installation, non-intrusive technologies have been developed. These devices generally use some sort of transmitted energy such as radar waves or infrared beams to detect vehicles passing over the roadway. One of the first traffic counting units, called traffic recorders, was introduced in 1937 and operated off a strip laid across the street and operated off a six volt battery. Each hour it printed off a paper strip with the total for that hour.[SUP][2][/SUP]
"Traffic counter" redirects here. For traffic counting in computer networks, see Network traffic measurement.
Bike counter with display showing the number of bikes on the particular day and accumulative for the year, for one bike lane at Dronning Louises Bro in Copenhagen, one of Denmarks most biked streets, with around 10 million passing bikes a year.
A traffic count is a count of traffic along a particular road, either done electronically or by people counting by the side of the road.[SUP][1][/SUP] Traffic counts can be used by local councils to identify which routes are used most, and to either improve that road or provide an alternative if there is an excessive amount of traffic. Also, some geography fieldwork involves a traffic count. They are useful for comparing two or more roads, and also can be used alongside other methods to find out where the CBD of a settlement is located.
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A traffic counter on BIA road J-9 in the United States
To permanently or temporarily monitor the usage of a road, an electronic traffic counter can be installed or placed to measure road usage continuously or for a short period of time . In some instances people either draw up a table and/or use a tally to keep a record of vehicles which pass.
[h=3][edit]Example Table from a Traffic Count[/h]This is an example of a traffic count, showing the type of vehicle and the data collected at a particular place in each direction. As you can see, this data has been compiled into numbers from each direction and a total count. The original table (which was used out on the road) used data recorded in tally form.
| Vehicle Type | Direction X | Direction Y | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Car | 48 | 47 | 95 |
| Lorry | 2 | 41 | 2 |
| Van | 5 | 7 | 12 |
| Bus | 1 | 0 | 1 |
| Bike | 3 | 1 | 4 |
| Pedestrian | 3 | 4 | 7 |
A radar-based traffic counter (about 2/3 of the way up the pole) powered by a solar panel (near top of pole).
The fileFile:RadarPole2.jpghas an uncertain copyright status and may be deleted. You cancomment on its removal.
A traffic counter is a device, often electronic in nature, used to count, classify, and/or, measure the speed of vehicular traffic passing along a given roadway. The device is usually deployed in near proximity to the roadway and uses an intrusive medium, such as pneumatic road tubes laid across the roadway, piezo-electric sensors embedded in the roadway, inductive loops cut into the roadway, or a combination of these to detect the passing vehicles. Recently, in the interest of worker safety and ease of installation, non-intrusive technologies have been developed. These devices generally use some sort of transmitted energy such as radar waves or infrared beams to detect vehicles passing over the roadway. One of the first traffic counting units, called traffic recorders, was introduced in 1937 and operated off a strip laid across the street and operated off a six volt battery. Each hour it printed off a paper strip with the total for that hour.[SUP][2][/SUP]
Kipilipili
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hii ni kazi ya kuhesabu idada ya vyombo vya usafiri ipitayo barabarani kv baiskeli, pikipiki, magari ya aina tofauti tofauti kv minibus, heavy trucks etc.
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Umeonaaa eeh,jamaa kiboko.anyway all da best mkuu.
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hahahaha mkuu saizi kwa msoto nilio nao mtaani nikiona tangazo la kazi hata sihangaiki kujua ni kazi gani ninachofikiria tu ni je, naweza kuipata? basi,,,,,,,,,hali ni ngumu wakuu
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