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Scalar conservation laws with moving constraints arising in traffic flow modeling: an existence result

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Figure 1: A typical example of flux function for traffic flow (left). Every road has a specific fundamental diagram
Figure 2: Bus and cars speed.
Figure 3: Moving bottleneck.
Figure 4: Flux functions for ˙ y = V b . The big fundamental diagram describes the whole road and, the smaller one, the constrained flux at the bus location.
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