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Traffic Speed

 

Marginal Effect of Road Construction on Traffic Speed: Evidence From New York City

Road Construction, which is proposed as a solution to severe congestion, might rise an increase in commuting time and decease in traffic speed due to the poor management or delay in completion. This … [Read more...] about Marginal Effect of Road Construction on Traffic Speed: Evidence From New York City

Probabilistic Speed–Flow Models in Highway Construction Work Zones

Since variations in exogenous factors could cause unpredictable fluctuations/variability of the speed–flow relationship, the aim of this study was to develop probabilistic speed–flow relationships in … [Read more...] about Probabilistic Speed–Flow Models in Highway Construction Work Zones

A Psychological Perspective of Drivers’ Speed Preferences in Work Zones and Its Implications for Policy and Practice

All traffic safety work conducted in Norway is based on the goal that nobody should be killed or severely injured in a traffic crash. According to this philosophy, called “Vision Zero”, road … [Read more...] about A Psychological Perspective of Drivers’ Speed Preferences in Work Zones and Its Implications for Policy and Practice

Lane-Based Vehicular Speed Characteristics Analysis for Freeway Work Zones Using Aerial Videos

Work zones which are usually referred to as traffic bottlenecks or critical points may lead to reductions in both operational performance and safety. Most of present studies are based on simulation … [Read more...] about Lane-Based Vehicular Speed Characteristics Analysis for Freeway Work Zones Using Aerial Videos

Effect of Construction Work Zone on Traffic Stream Parameters Using Vehicular Trajectory Data Under Mixed Traffic Conditions

The research work presented is originated with the intent of studying driving behavior, especially in a lateral direction under the influence of construction work activities under prevailing … [Read more...] about Effect of Construction Work Zone on Traffic Stream Parameters Using Vehicular Trajectory Data Under Mixed Traffic Conditions

Use of Blue Lights on Paving Equipment in Work Zones

Vehicle speed in work zones is a significant concern to ODOT and construction partners. Prior national research shows that law enforcement vehicles located within a work zone with active flashing blue … [Read more...] about Use of Blue Lights on Paving Equipment in Work Zones

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