a) from the above graph speed increases from zero upto its critical flow speed speed (which happens when flow is maximum) and then speed drops
So Free Flow Speed = 100 kmph
critical speed S0 = 80 kmph
Capacity = 2000 veh/hour
b) Critical density = 2000/free flow speed = 2000/100 = 20 veh/km/lane
c) According to greenshields model
where where uf is the free-flow speed, and kj is the jam density.
so at jam density are given flow rate = 1 *2 = 2 veh/hour
so 2000 = kjam (80 - 802/100)
so we get kjam = 2000/16 = 125 veh/km
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General graph of speed versus density is a straight line like below
General graph of flow versus density is shown below
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