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The Current Practice Applications of Artificial Intelligence to Improve Traffic Flow During Roadside Construction at Jalan Batu Pahat- Ayer Hitam- Kluang FT050

In a traffic study done in 2020, it was discovered that there was 28,298 traffic in 16 hours and 2,279 traffic between the hours of 5 and 6 pm. Compared to other locations in the same district, the … [Read more...] about The Current Practice Applications of Artificial Intelligence to Improve Traffic Flow During Roadside Construction at Jalan Batu Pahat- Ayer Hitam- Kluang FT050

A Comparative Analysis of Probe Data Sources for Provision of Work Zone Congestion Information to the Public

With the rise in highway maintenance demands, work zones have proliferated across the United States, posing traffic and safety challenges. Dissemination of work zone information to the public is … [Read more...] about A Comparative Analysis of Probe Data Sources for Provision of Work Zone Congestion Information to the Public

Traffic Performance of Successive Freeway Merge Segments

At freeway interchanges with high entering flows, implementing two successive merges can improve traffic flow and capacity by distributing the merging maneuvers. The German Guidelines for the Design … [Read more...] about Traffic Performance of Successive Freeway Merge Segments

ODOT: The Cars Zooming to the Orange Barrels Before Merging Are Doing It Right

The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) endorses the zipper merge technique to reduce traffic congestion and delays during lane closures on interstates. Despite common frustration among drivers … [Read more...] about ODOT: The Cars Zooming to the Orange Barrels Before Merging Are Doing It Right

Using Deep Neural Networks and Big Data to Predict Microscopic Travel Time in Work Zones

Traffic management in work zones is a challenging task that requires a balance between creating a safe environment for workers and minimizing traffic delays. Accurately predicting travel times through … [Read more...] about Using Deep Neural Networks and Big Data to Predict Microscopic Travel Time in Work Zones

Development of Design Guidance for Smart Work Zone Systems

Smart work zone (SWZ) systems are designed to provide real-time roadway information to better inform motorists, encourage them to take alternate routes, reduce their frustrations, reduce roadway … [Read more...] about Development of Design Guidance for Smart Work Zone Systems

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