Controlling traffic and ensuring workplace safety
The term "traffic control" refers to the monitoring of people, commodities, or vehicles in order to guarantee efficiency and safety. The movement of people and products from one area to another is known as traffic. The movement usually takes place along a designated facility or pathway, referred to as a guideway. It might be a physical guideway, such as on a train, or a pre-determined or defined route indicated either electronically (just like in aviation) or geographically (as in the maritime industry). Accepting pedestrian mobility necessitates the use of human force and the use of a vehicle of some kind that can transport people, goods, or both. Road, rail, air, and marine are examples of vehicle kinds, which are commonly referred to as modes of transportation. The controllers are usually clustered together to govern huge numbers of traffic lights, either at city crossroads or on-ramps approaching expressways and motorways, together with computers, communications equipme...