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===Avtive hours for park service trucks=== | ===Avtive hours for park service trucks=== | ||
The active hours for park service trucks mainly focus between 6 am and 6 pm, while they have a different working schedule by weekdays. From Sunday to Saturday, rangers taken one more hour for rest except Friday. It worth noticing that there is no record of 3 axle trucks at 9 am in Sunday and 17 pm at 17 pm on Tuesday. | The active hours for park service trucks mainly focus between 6 am and 6 pm, while they have a different working schedule by weekdays. From Sunday to Saturday, rangers taken one more hour for rest except Friday. It worth noticing that there is no record of 3 axle trucks at 9 am in Sunday and 17 pm at 17 pm on Tuesday. | ||
| + | As for the active camping service hour for those cars, they only provide service after 6 am and finish their work in campgrounds at 22 pm, then they will leave the campgrounds. | ||
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Question1: Daily Patterns
Time
Avtive hours for park service trucks
The active hours for park service trucks mainly focus between 6 am and 6 pm, while they have a different working schedule by weekdays. From Sunday to Saturday, rangers taken one more hour for rest except Friday. It worth noticing that there is no record of 3 axle trucks at 9 am in Sunday and 17 pm at 17 pm on Tuesday.
As for the active camping service hour for those cars, they only provide service after 6 am and finish their work in campgrounds at 22 pm, then they will leave the campgrounds.
Active hours for campers
Most of the traffic detected in campgrounds happened between 5 am to 22 pm which is the opening hours for those campgrounds except camping4.
Area
Active areas for no-campers
Those visitors who just pass through the preserve called no-campers, including 2 axle bus, 3 axle bus, and 4 axle trucks, namely the oversize vehicles. Records showed in gate-sector mean those 4-axle tricks trespassed into the campgrounds which will discuss in unusual patterns.
Route
List of checkpoints & routes by traffic Load
Following list the most popular checkpoints and checkpoints by their traffic loads, those 7 checkpoints and 6 routines show clear differences with other ones in traffic loads.
Checkpoints:
- General-Gate7
- Ranger-Stop0
- Ranger-Stop2
- General-Gate2
- General-Gate1
- General-Gate4
- General-Gate5
Routines:
- General gate2<->Rangerstop0
- Ranger stop0<->Rangerstop2
- Ranger stop2<->Generalgate1
- General gate4<->Generalgate7
- General gate4<->Generalgate1
- General gate5<->Generalgate2
List of routes for passing through
Those vehicles that just pass through the preserve follow some certain routes as listed:
- Entrance0<->entrance3
- Entrance2<->entrance4
- Entrance1<->general-gate7<->entrance3
- Entrance0<->general-gate7<-> general-gate4<-> entrance1
