The Annual Average Daily Traffic (AADT) is a figure to describe traffic levels for the length of a Network. It is used in many ways throughout RAMM and by the regulatory authorities. Potentially, it c [..]

The Average Daily Traffic (ADT) count is a figure to describe daily traffic levels for a Traffic Link. When a variety of factors are taken into account an Annual Average Daily Traffic (AADT) value is [..]

Roads in RAMM are divided into logical sections named Carriageways. These start and end at identifiable Locations such as Intersections and Bridges. You define your Carriageway Sections to suit your o [..]

Custom is one of the settings of the Global Security Switch. When you individualise the Permissions for a user, the Global Security Switch is automatically set to Custom.

This is a structured collection of data that is stored in a computer so that an application can consult it to answer queries. In RAMM, this is a particular Road Network. It is possible that you will u [..]

A Dispatch is a defined activity generated from within RAMM Contractor so that Contractor field crew can repair a Network Fault. In Pocket RAMM it is referred to as a Job.

A Traffic Growth Group is a group of Traffic Links that are believed to have approximately the same level of traffic growth from year to year. They are used in the update Average Daily Traffic (ADT) E [..]

A Network is a collection of Roads managed by a particular Road Controlling Authority (RCA). Each RAMM database contains the information for one Network.

The New Zealand Transport Agency (NZTA) is the Crown Entity responsible for State Highways. These are the strategic Roads and motorways that are about 12% (10,894 km) of all New Zealand Roads, but acc [..]

Parameters are the independent variables whose values determine the characteristics or behavior of a process or system such as Traffic Count Estimation. They have measurable or quantifiable characteri [..]