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Optimization techniques in traffic management

Author(s) Ms. SANJANA SOORI
Country India
Abstract Traffic congestion is a common issue in cities around the world, making it highly rele- vant. As cities continue to expand, the need for efficient traffic management becomes crit- ical. This paper explores various optimization techniques used to address traffic jams and enhance traffic flow. The study examines methods such as adaptive traffic signal control, route optimization, ramp metering, and congestion pricing. By leveraging mathematical models and advanced computational methods, these techniques can significantly reduce congestion, improve traffic efficiency, and provide a better commuting experience for the public. The paper also explores case studies of cities that have successfully implemented these strategies, highlighting the practical implications and potential for broader adoption. Mathematics is crucial in modeling and optimizing the timing of traffic signals at inter- sections. By using basic mathematical principles, we can balance the flow of traffic on different roads, ensuring that each road gets an appropriate amount of green light time to reduce congestion and minimize waiting times for vehicles. For example, by analyzing the flow rates of traffic on each road, we can allocate more green light time to the busier road, ensuring that more cars pass through during the cycle. This allocation can be done through basic optimization techniques, such as maximizing the number of cars passing through the intersection in a given time frame. Ultimately, using mathematical models to optimize traffic signal timings helps manage traffic flow more effectively, reducing con- gestion, improving travel times, and minimizing overall delays. Overall, this research aims to demonstrate how optimization techniques can play a pivotal role in reducing traffic con- gestion and improving urban mobility.
Keywords Optimization Technique,Traffic Management, Mathematical Model
Field Mathematics
Published In Volume 7, Issue 3, May-June 2025
Published On 2025-06-08
DOI https://doi.org/10.36948/ijfmr.2025.v07i03.47418
Short DOI https://doi.org/g9pz2z
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