Translation guide
The management of vehicle or pedestrian movement, often by authorities or systems, to ensure safety and efficiency.
The act of directing or managing the flow of vehicles and pedestrians, typically by police or traffic lights.
The most common term for directing traffic, especially by a police officer or flagman at an intersection or event.
A police officer is directing traffic at the intersection.
Refers to traffic regulations or restrictions, often used for planned road closures or detours.
Due to construction, traffic control measures will be in place on this road.
Specifically refers to guiding or directing traffic, often by a guard or construction worker using hand signals or flags.
An attendant is directing traffic in the parking lot.
The service that directs aircraft on the ground and in the air to prevent collisions.
The automated or centralized management of traffic lights to optimize flow.
Refers to the control of traffic signals, often by a central computer system.
This intersection uses traffic signal control to reduce congestion.
A more formal or full term for air traffic control, often used in official contexts.
The air traffic control system has been updated.