Signal phasing Clause Samples

The 'Signal phasing' clause defines how traffic signals at intersections are timed and coordinated to manage the flow of vehicles and pedestrians. It typically outlines the sequence and duration of green, yellow, and red lights for each direction, and may specify special phases for turning movements or pedestrian crossings. By establishing clear rules for signal changes, this clause ensures orderly traffic movement, reduces the risk of accidents, and helps prevent congestion at intersections.
Signal phasing. An analysis done for intersections with split signal phasing or intersections with 3 optional through/left or through/right lanes to reflect the true distribution of the approach 4 traffic into these optional lanes.
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