Local Fieldwork: Traffic Flow
Conducting a primary investigation into local traffic flow, identifying patterns and potential issues.
Key Questions
- What data do we need to collect to understand traffic flow in our local area?
- Analyze the impact of traffic patterns on local air quality and noise pollution.
- Design a solution to a local traffic problem based on collected data.
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