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4.6.2. Lighting
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- 1.
Define a luminaire.
Hint
Think about what equipment is used to distribute light.
- 2.
Why is effective lighting important at night?
Hint
What happens when it's dark outside?
- 3.
What is the primary purpose of roadway lighting?
- To beautify roads
- To improve visibility and safety
- To reduce traffic speed
Hint
Think about why lights are used on roads.
- 4.
True or False: Luminaires are only used for decorative purposes.
- True
- False
Hint
Consider their real-world application.
- 5.
You are a traffic engineer tasked with designing the lighting for a busy urban area that has a high volume of pedestrians. What factors will you consider in your design?
Hint
Think of the types of traffic that will be frequent in this area.
- 6.
Evaluate how different types of road surfaces might affect the effectiveness of street lighting.
Hint
How does light interact with different surfaces?
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