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Minneapolis Active Traffic Management System Using Intelligent Lane Control Signals Resulted in a 22 Percent Decrease in Crashes and 54 Percent Decrease in Near Crashes.

METHODOLOGY The first system was tested in the field for three weeks in 2016, showing the queue warning message “SLOW TRAFFIC AHEAD” to travelers when a queue was estimated at downstream locations.…
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07/27/2021
Taxonomy (ARC-IT) Queue Warning (VS08)

Estimated Cost for Implementing Max-Pressure Adaptive Signal Control on 3,280 Intersections in the Twin Cities Metro Area in Minnesota was $69,961,900.

To implement the max-pressure signal timing technology, additional loop detectors would be needed to determine queue lengths at the signalized intersections. In addition to loop detectors, another…
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07/25/2023
Taxonomy (ARC-IT) Traffic Signal Control (TM03)

Forge a partnership among the local public sector agencies managing transportation operations along a multi-jurisdictional corridor and the private sector for deployment and integration of ITS.

The Integrated Corridor Traffic Management (ICTM) project in Minnesota was technologically complex and institutionally challenging. The project's aim was to integrate traffic operations on a corridor…
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Date Posted
07/09/2010