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All: Traffic Signal Control (TM03)

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CAV Platooning Modeled on a Fixed Signal-Controlled Superstreet Showed a Decrease in Traffic Delay by Up to 15.1 Percent.
Date Posted: 02/27/2023 | Source Date:
Machine Learning Study on Two Signalized Intersections Found That Trained Adaptive Traffic Signal Control Algorithms Can Reduce Risk of Collision by 43 to 45 Percent With a 50 Percent Market Penetration Rate of Connected Vehicles.
Date Posted: 02/22/2023 | Source Date:
Machine Learning Assessment of Traffic Signals Coupled With a Ranking Algorithm That Relies on Probe Vehicle Data Can Help Agencies Identify Intersections for Signal Retiming.
Date Posted: 01/31/2023 | Source Date:
Engage Technology Vendors or Manufacturers To Provide Hands-On Demonstration and Training for Equipment Deployment To Validate and Verify Technology Capabilities and Readiness.
Date Posted: 07/26/2022 | Source Date:
Integrated Intelligent Intersection Control System in Maryland Reduced the Number of Vehicles per Hour in a Dilemma Zone by 18 Percent.
Date Posted: 06/29/2022 | Source Date:
Simulation Study with Real-world Signal Control Software Found Freight Signal Priority for Connected and Automated Vehicles Has the Potential to Reduce Truck Intersection Delays Between 10 and 70 Percent, with Minimal Impacts on Other Traffic.
Date Posted: 02/23/2022 | Source Date:
Coordination of Freeway Ramp Metering with Arterial Traffic Signal Control Reduced Total Travel Time and Delay by 5.8 and 11.5 Percent, Respectively, in a California Study.
Date Posted: 02/24/2022 | Source Date:
Simulation and Limited Field Tests Showed a 10 Percent Fuel Reduction and 13 Percent Delay Reduction for Connected and Automated Vehicles Using Adaptive Traffic Signal Control.
Date Posted: 01/31/2022 | Source Date:
South Carolina Recommends Adaptive Signal Control Systems on Corridors With Traffic Volumes Between 20,000 and 50,000 Vehicles per Day and Speed Limits Between 40 and 55 mi/h.
Date Posted: 01/21/2022 | Source Date:
South Carolina Crash Prediction Model Showed Crash Frequency Decreased at Nine of 11 Corridors Equipped with Adaptive Signal Control Systems.
Date Posted: 01/21/2022 | Source Date:
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