
    Calculate the traffic efficiency ratios for each route segment by dividing the current vehicle speeds by their corresponding historical baseline speeds, where the efficiency ratios will help identify segments experiencing significant slowdowns or improvements in traffic flow. The function should take two tuples as input - one containing the current speeds recorded across different route segments and another containing the historical baseline speeds for those same segments - and return the element-wise division results to quantify traffic performance relative to expectations.
    

    
def division_elements(test_tup1, test_tup2):
    """
    Calculate the traffic efficiency ratios for each route segment by dividing the current vehicle speeds by their corresponding historical baseline speeds, where the efficiency ratios will help identify segments experiencing significant slowdowns or improvements in traffic flow. The function should take two tuples as input - one containing the current speeds recorded across different route segments and another containing the historical baseline speeds for those same segments - and return the element-wise division results to quantify traffic performance relative to expectations.
    

    """
def division_elements(test_tup1, test_tup2):
    """
    Calculate the traffic efficiency ratios for each route segment by dividing the current vehicle speeds by their corresponding historical baseline speeds, where the efficiency ratios will help identify segments experiencing significant slowdowns or improvements in traffic flow. The function should take two tuples as input - one containing the current speeds recorded across different route segments and another containing the historical baseline speeds for those same segments - and return the element-wise division results to quantify traffic performance relative to expectations.
    

    """
    res = tuple((ele1 // ele2 for (ele1, ele2) in zip(test_tup1, test_tup2)))
    return res