"traffic station" is correct and can be used in written English.
You could use it when referring to a place where people go to find public transportation or to obtain information about transport routes. For example: I had to go to the traffic station to find out which bus I should take.
First stage subsystem can forecast road node which adjacented to traffic station.
It is the second regional train traffic station in France after Lyon.
This system used three stage intelligent traffic station subsystems to forecast the path on which vehicle will go.
In North America Debis is negotiating an agreement with Los Angeles-based Traffic Station, which already offers traffic information in about 30 U.S. and Canadian cities.
This paper presents a study where a parallel genetic algorithm (GA) is used for selecting the inputs and designing the high-level architecture of a multi-layer perceptron model for forecasting hourly concentrations of nitrogen dioxide at a busy urban traffic station in Helsinki.
As a plane flies from its origin to its destination, it passes from one air traffic station to another.
William Shumann, of the Federal Aviation Administration, said a presidential flight from Andrews Air Force Base to White Plains will involve four air traffic stations.
Have a play with the chart and you can see that in 2011, 25% of the UK's traffic stations reported an average of more than 50 µg/m3 (the EU limit is 40µg/m3).
Table 4 shows the distribution of traffic stations for each network topology.
Because the rate of change in delay increases faster with respect to station count as collision probability increases, a saturation condition will arise sooner in a BSS with many high priority traffic stations if stations begin to experience a greater number of collisions in the contention period.
These average concentrations are based on both regional background stations and traffic stations, consequently, pollutant levels in the specific (urban) area under study may be even higher.
