Managing traffic flows in modern urban infrastructure shapes the efficiency of the transport system. In recent years, the rapid growth of vehicles in major cities of Uzbekistan, especially in Samarkand, has strained existing road networks and increased congestion. Along with building new roads, the introduction of intelligent control systems and reversible traffic methods has become an urgent priority.

Reversible movement, traffic flow, reversion system

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