Traffic may be on the roads of pedestrians and animals that suffer or herded, vehicles and trams, buses and other means of transport, either individually or jointly, while public roads used for the purpose of travel. Traffic laws are the laws that govern and regulate the movement of vehicles, while the rules of the road on both laws and informal rules that have evolved over time to facilitate the organization and quick movement of traffic. Traffic has organized a generally well-established priorities, and corridors, the right of way and traffic control at intersections. Movement and formally organized in many countries, with narrow streets, trade unions and intersections, level crossings, marked lights or traffic lights. Often the traffic is classified by type: heavy motor vehicles (such as cars and trucks); another vehicle (for example, bike, motorcycle); and pedestrians. Different classes can share speed limits and easement, or may be distinct. Some jurisdictions may be very detailed and complex rules of the road, while others are more dependent on common sense and a willingness to cooperate drivers. Organization generally produces better safety and efficiency of travel combination. Events that traffic crashes and can cause turns to chaos is organization include: building roads and collisions and road debris. On busy highways, in particular, less interruption in the phenomenon known as the mysterious name of the traffic may continue. An analysis of the whole of the organization may lead to bottlenecks and traffic jams. Traffic simulations often involve queues, processes and mathematical physics equations applied to random traffic theory organized. Traffic word originally meant "trade" (as always) comes from the Italian verb and noun Trafficare old traffico. Italian origin and clear words. The proposals include the trafegar Catalan "casting", [1] and "the Lord through" the act is supposed transfricare rude Latin, [2] a combination of Latin and vulgar alleged transport facere "or do", [2] [3] Arab Tafriq "distribution" , [2] and taraffaqa Arabic, which can mean "profit seeking." [3]
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