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19.12.3. Crowd Management Features
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- 1.
What are colored queuing lines used for?
Hint
Think about how they help with organization.
- 2.
Name one sound alert feature used in crowd management.
Hint
What type of sound tells people to pay attention?
- 3.
What is the primary purpose of colored queuing lines?
- To decorate
- To guide people
- To block paths
Hint
Remember how colors can provide directions.
- 4.
Are sound alerts useful during emergencies?
- True
- False
Hint
Consider how auditory signals can convey important messages.
- 5.
Design a hypothetical transport hub with ideal crowd management features. Include at least three features and explain their effectiveness.
Hint
Consider how these features work together to improve flow.
- 6.
Evaluate existing crowd management techniques used in your community. Suggest any improvement with justified reasoning.
Hint
Think about what works well and what doesn’t in managing crowds.
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70%
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