| ITS Deployment Evaluation

Benefits: Regional Traffic Management (TM07)

62 unique benefits found.

The Colorado Truck Parking Information Management System (TPIMS) is projected to have a benefit-to-cost ratio of 7:1.

Date Posted: 03/23/2018 | Source Date:

Colorado Truck Parking Information Management System: Fast Lane 2016

04/15/2016

Simulation models show that roadside information used to gap-meter mainline traffic near freeway on-ramps can reduce delays related to merging traffic by 17 to 27 percent.

Date Posted: 03/20/2018 | Source Date:

Gap metering for active traffic control at freeway merging sections

11/07/2016

Connected automated vehicles may increase freeway capacity in Germany by 30 percent by 2070, while more conservative driving automated vehicles may have a slight negative impact in the interim period.

Date Posted: 12/11/2017 | Source Date:

Impact of Automated Vehicles on Capacity of the German Freeway Network

11/03/2017

During an incident, motorists can see up to a 50 percent savings in travel time with MDOT’s Flex Route lane control system.

Date Posted: 11/28/2017 | Source Date:

New US-23 Flex Route traffic system to be used for the first time in Michigan

11/14/2017

Cooperative V2V alert system can reduce overall travel times by 20 percent.

Date Posted: 09/25/2017 | Source Date:

A Cooperative V2V Alert System to Mitigate Vehicular Traffic ShockWaves

03/02/2017

Compared to using connected vehicle data alone, algorithms developed to estimate the positions of unequipped vehicles can result in up to an 8 percent reduction in delay.

Date Posted: 09/25/2017 | Source Date:

Real-Time Prediction of Vehicle Locations in a Connected Vehicle Environment

12/02/2013

Delay savings benefit-to-cost ratio of 8.5:1 found with deployment of a traffic incident management system in Knoxville, Tennessee

Date Posted: 03/24/2017 | Source Date:

A Benefit Cost Model for Traffic Incident Management

05/02/2012

Active Traffic Management system installed along I-66 reduces travel times by up to 11 percent and reduces vehicle delay by up to 68 percent

Date Posted: 02/17/2017 | Source Date:

New I-66 technology helping some drivers, but not daily commuters.

04/08/2016

A mobile weather responsive traffic management system saved the Wyoming DOT more than one person-year of labor costs.

Date Posted: 02/17/2017 | Source Date:

Wyoming Department of Transportation (WYDOT) Road Condition Reporting Application for Weather Responsive Traffic Management: Final Report

10/02/2015

The Safe Green Passage application using the Multipath Signal Phase and Timing (SPaT) broadcast message to inform drivers revealed that as travel demand increased, the benefits of the application decreased.

Date Posted: 01/26/2017 | Source Date:

Multipath Signal Phase and Timing Broadcast Project

03/02/2013