Name: Cael, Romnick John P.

Code: 7168

Question 1.

Define and explain the following Es of Traffic Management based on your learning.

5 Pillars of Traffic Function Agencies/Institutions

Management Involved

1. Traffic Engineering It primarily focuses on  Land Transportation

research on road geometry, Office (LTO)
sidewalks and crosswalks,  Manila Manila
cycling infrastructure, traffic Development Authority
signs, road surface (MMDA)
markings, and traffic lights  Land Transportation
all factors that contribute to Franchising and
safe and effective traffic Regulatory Board
flow. With the exception of (LTFRB)
the infrastructure, traffic  Philippine National
engineering deals with the Police - Highway Patrol
operational aspects of the Group (PNP-HPG)
transportation system.  Department of Public
Works and Highways
(DPWH)

2. Traffic Education Any type of official or  Schools

informal education that aims  Public Information
to teach and enhance the Programs
knowledge, insight, abilities,  Citizen Support Groups
and attitudes required for
safe traffic participation
including the desire to
participate in traffic safely is
referred to here as traffic
education.

3. Traffic Enforcement Although they are sworn  Land Transportation

police officers, traffic Office (LTO)
officers' primary  Legislative Bodies
responsibility is to ensure  Police Traffic
traffic efficiency and safety Enforcement
on the highways. This is the
main objective of their
responsibilities, which also
include teaching the public
about laws and safety
 regulations, controlling
accidents, and directing
traffic.

4. Traffic Ecology The impact that traffic  Clean Air Act

management and systems  National and Local
have on human health, the Government
surrounding environment,
and the climate is known as
traffic ecology. The effects a
road or traffic hub will have
on emissions, air quality,
and population expansion
must be carefully considered
before construction begins.

5. Traffic Economy The impact that traffic  Department of

systems and management Transportation (DOTr)
have on our climate, local
environment, and well-being
is known as traffic ecology.
It is important to consider
how a road or traffic hub
installation will impact
emissions, air quality, and
population expansion.