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Road traffic congestion occurs when the volume of traffic is too close to the maximum capacity of a road network. Traffic congestion always has negative effects on lives and environment such as fuel consumption and air pollution. More so, travel increases as a result of traffic congestion and the situation will continue to deteriorate unless better...
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