A Systematic Evaluation Of The Impacts Of Real-traffic Condition Information On Traffic Flow

Abstract: 

The focus of this research effort is the study of driver behavior in the presence of real-time traffic condition information. The methodology adapted for this research involves three parts: development of a theoretical model for driver behavior under Advanced Traveler Information Systems (ATIS), interactive simulation experiments, data analysis and behavioral modeling. FASTCARS, an interactive computer-based simulator that has been developed for in-laboratory experimentation to gather data for estimating and calibrating predictive models of driver behavior under conditions of real-time information, is used in the project.

Author: 
Adler, Jeffrey L.
Recker, Wilfred W.
Mcnally, Michael G.
Publication date: 
June 1, 1993
Publication type: 
Research Report
Citation: 
Adler, J. L., Recker, W. W., & Mcnally, M. G. (1993). A Systematic Evaluation Of The Impacts Of Real-traffic Condition Information On Traffic Flow (No. UCB-ITS-PRR-93-6). https://escholarship.org/uc/item/96c108s0