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Title SOME OBSERVATIONS ON SPEED-FLOW AND FLOW-OCCUPANCY RELATIONSHIPS UNDER CONGESTED CONDITIONS
Accession No 00638673
Authors Hall, F L; Pushkar, A; SHI, Y
Journal Title Transportation Research Record information No. 1398
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Publication Date   19930000
Description p. 24-30; Figures(11); References(16)
Languages English
Abstract There is a need for a better understanding of freeway operations under congested conditions. Not only are major freeways in many cities congested several hours a day, but for intelligent vehicle-highway system programs to be able to function effectively under all conditions, aggregate traffic behavior under all conditions needs to be accurately modeled. Three models for congested flow-occupancy data have been put forward in the past. Using data from the Highway 401 freeway management system in Toronto, evidence in support of any of those is sought, as it is for implied models of speed-flow relationships. The data suggest that all three models can be supported. Each may be appropriate under different conditions.
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This paper appears in Transportation Research Record No. 1398, Traffic Flow and Highway Capacity.
TRT Terms Flow speed relationships information; Freeway operations information; Intelligent transportation systems information; Traffic congestion information; Traffic flow information; Traffic simulation information; Traffic speed information
Other Terms Flow occupancy relationship; Intelligent vehicle highway systems; Speed flow relationship; Traffic simulation models
Subject Areas H55 TRAFFIC FLOW, CAPACITY AND MEASUREMENTS; I71 Traffic Theory
ISBN 0309054672
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