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Computer Programming for Traffic Problems and Flow Characteristics

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Programming may be defined as the preparation of a set or sets of instructions to be performed in a sequence which may vary under different conditions. The concept of programming for traffic engineers is not new. The setting of pins for timing phases on the dial of a fixed timed controller or the setting of a time clock to select a cycle length are examples of simple programs which vary with time.

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Huber, M.J. (1965). Computer Programming for Traffic Problems and Flow Characteristics. In: Horton, T.R. (eds) Traffic Control. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-1722-7_4

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