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Benefits: Connected Vehicle Traffic Signal System (TM04)

114 unique benefits found.

Connected and Automated Vehicles (CAVs) Using Eco-Friendly Traffic Optimization Systems Can Reduce Fuel Consumption up to 15 Percent and Waiting Time Up to 85 Percent at Equipped Intersections.
Date Posted: 05/30/2023 | Source Date:
Transit Signal Priority (TSP) Communications Logged Between Buses and Signal Controllers Improved Planning for Signal Retiming Efforts at 30 Signalized Intersections in Salt Lake County, Utah Which Improved Bus Run-Time Reliability Up to 2.7 Percent.
Date Posted: 02/28/2023 | Source Date:
Automated and Connected Vehicles Tested with Real-time Intersection Optimizer Resulted in User Delay Reductions Between 7.7 and 14.1 Seconds.
Date Posted: 02/20/2023 | Source Date:
A Pedestrian Crossing Warning System in Cleveland that Included 24 Buses and Three Instrumented Intersections Reduced Bus Driver Reaction Time to Pedestrian Conflicts by 19 Percent.
Date Posted: 09/15/2022 | Source Date:
Simulation Results Suggest That Connected Automated Vehicle (CAV) Applications That Support Traffic Optimization on Signalized Corridors Can Reduce Vehicle Stops, But Have Limited Impacts on Overall Travel Times and Delay.
Date Posted: 05/31/2022 | 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 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:
Connected Vehicle Applications Focused on Signalized Intersection Safety Have Estimated Median Benefit-Cost Ratio of 3.38.
Date Posted: 09/27/2021 | Source Date:
Utah DOT Assessment of Adaptive Traffic Signal Control in a Connected and Automated Vehicle (CAV) Environment Estimates A Benefit Cost Ratio of 14.24 at Just 25 Percent Market Penetration.
Date Posted: 09/27/2021 | Source Date:
Implementation of Adaptive Signal Control Technology in Florida Resulted in an Overall Travel Time Reduction of 9.36 Percent for Eight Corridors.
Date Posted: 07/25/2021 | Source Date:
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