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Vehicle Following

 

Random Coefficient Models for Work Zone Headway Distribution

Vehicle headways in work zones are disaggregated into two types in this study—truck-involved (e.g., car-truck) and nontruck-involved (e.g., car-car) headways. Considering the possible effects of … [Read more...] about Random Coefficient Models for Work Zone Headway Distribution

A Signal Timing Optimization Model for the Intersection with the Island Work Zone

Work zones widely exist on city arterials of many countries, while the studies on the urban work zones are very limited. This paper focuses on a specific type of work zone that is located within the … [Read more...] about A Signal Timing Optimization Model for the Intersection with the Island Work Zone

Variations in Driver Behavior: An Analysis of Car-Following Behavior Heterogeneity as a Function of Road Type and Traffic Condition

Microsimulation modeling is a tool used by practitioners and researchers to predict and evaluate the flow of traffic on real transportation networks. These models are used in practice to inform … [Read more...] about Variations in Driver Behavior: An Analysis of Car-Following Behavior Heterogeneity as a Function of Road Type and Traffic Condition

Micro-Level Analysis on Traffic Flow Parameters at Work-Zone Road Section Using Vehicular Trajectory Data

The research work is carried out to examine microscopic and macroscopic traffic parameters at work zone on high speed urban roads. Due to construction of elevated metro rail project over the study … [Read more...] about Micro-Level Analysis on Traffic Flow Parameters at Work-Zone Road Section Using Vehicular Trajectory Data

Modeling Driver Behavior in Work and Nonwork Zones: Multidimensional Psychophysical Car-Following Framework

A new multidimensional framework for modeling car following on the basis of statistical evaluation of driver behavior in work and nonwork zones is presented. The models developed as part of this … [Read more...] about Modeling Driver Behavior in Work and Nonwork Zones: Multidimensional Psychophysical Car-Following Framework

Capturing Driver Behavior by Measuring Time Gap in Freeway Work Zones

Quantifying the impact that a work zone will have on mobility is currently evaluated in driver models used in traffic microsimulation. It is hypothesized in this paper that the car-following behavior … [Read more...] about Capturing Driver Behavior by Measuring Time Gap in Freeway Work Zones

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