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Deploy Automated Shuttle Systems with Initial Low Operating Speeds for a Smoother Transition into Mixed Vehicle Environments.

Start with a low operating speed for smoother deployment of automated shuttle systems in mixed automated and traditional vehicle environments. This project demonstrated that a maximum speed of 18 km…

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Lesson

Date Posted

11/20/2023

Taxonomy (ARC-IT) Transit Fixed-Route Operations (PT02), Automated Vehicle Operations (VS16)

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Melbourne, Australia

Adding transit signal priority with dedicated bus lanes or queue jump lanes to additional intersections can yield 5 to 8 percent multiplier effect benefit.

Findings The simulation results reveal that providing TSPwDBL or TSPwQJL at multiple intersections may create a multiplier effect on one-directional bus delay savings, particularly when signal…

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Benefit

Date Posted

02/06/2018

Taxonomy (ARC-IT) Transit Signal Priority (PT09)

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Melbourne, Australia

Deployment of integrated traffic management and control system leads to a greater than 25 percent increase in peak throughput capacity on Melbourne, Australia's M1 Monash Freeway.

MethodologyIn an effort to improve travel time and reliability, VicRoads introduced Transmax's Streams Motorway Management system to the M1 Monash Freeway (Melbourne, Australia) in 2007. Streams…

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Benefit

Date Posted

11/30/2014

Taxonomy (ARC-IT) Regional Traffic Management (TM07)

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Melbourne, Australia

Introduction of delivery fleet tracking system results in fuel savings of $4,815 across the five-truck fleet during a month long pilot program.

MethodologyThe Salt Lake City branch of the Crescent Electric Supply Company (CESC) wanted to increase its total number of deliveries while reducing the average amount of time for each fulfillment.…

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Benefit

Date Posted

11/30/2014

Taxonomy (ARC-IT) Freight Administration (CVO02)

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Salt Lake City, Utah, United States | Melbourne, Australia

Automated enforcement systems reduced red light violations by 20 to 60 percent, decreased right-angle crashes by 30 percent, and reduced crash injuries by 10 percent.

RESULTS New York City, NY: A number of robotic cameras were installed at 18 intersections equipped with pavement loop detectors. The total cost was 15.5 million dollars over a three year period.…

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Benefit

Date Posted

05/25/2001

Taxonomy (ARC-IT) Infrastructure-Based Traffic Surveillance (TM01)

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Deploy Automated Shuttle Systems with Initial Low Operating Speeds for a Smoother Transition into Mixed Vehicle Environments.

Adding transit signal priority with dedicated bus lanes or queue jump lanes to additional intersections can yield 5 to 8 percent multiplier effect benefit.

Deployment of integrated traffic management and control system leads to a greater than 25 percent increase in peak throughput capacity on Melbourne, Australia's M1 Monash Freeway.

Introduction of delivery fleet tracking system results in fuel savings of $4,815 across the five-truck fleet during a month long pilot program.

Automated enforcement systems reduced red light violations by 20 to 60 percent, decreased right-angle crashes by 30 percent, and reduced crash injuries by 10 percent.

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Deploy Automated Shuttle Systems with Initial Low Operating Speeds for a Smoother Transition into Mixed Vehicle Environments.

Adding transit signal priority with dedicated bus lanes or queue jump lanes to additional intersections can yield 5 to 8 percent multiplier effect benefit.

Deployment of integrated traffic management and control system leads to a greater than 25 percent increase in peak throughput capacity on Melbourne, Australia's M1 Monash Freeway.

Introduction of delivery fleet tracking system results in fuel savings of $4,815 across the five-truck fleet during a month long pilot program.

Automated enforcement systems reduced red light violations by 20 to 60 percent, decreased right-angle crashes by 30 percent, and reduced crash injuries by 10 percent.

INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS JOINT PROGRAM OFFICE

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