All: Modeled Results

Displaying 338 result(s).

An Integrated Controller Optimizing Energy Consumption and Signal Timing Through V2I and V2V Communications Was Predicted To Improve Energy Efficiency by Up to 18 Percent and Reduce Total Delay Up to 47 Percent Based on Simulation Results.
Date Posted: 03/28/2023 | Source Date:
Integrating Demand Responsive Applications Across Fixed Transit and Transportation Networking Company Operations Can Address 60 Percent of Trips to Improve Traveler Cost, Time, and Equity Measures.
Date Posted: 03/28/2023 | Source Date:
Simulation Results Revealed a V2I-based Speed Advisory System Increased the Minimum Time to Collision by an Average of 1.2 Seconds.
Date Posted: 03/24/2023 | Source Date:
Agent-Based Model for Southern California Estimated a 10 Percent Increase in Vehicle Miles Traveled and Emissions with the Adoption of Connected and Automated Vehicles.
Date Posted: 03/23/2023 | Source Date:
Combined Variable Speed Limit and Ramp Metering System along the Atlanta Beltway Estimated to Reduce Total Travel Time by About Eight Percent.
Date Posted: 03/22/2023 | Source Date:
Virtual Simulator Study Found Automated Emergency Braking System Could Reduce the Number of Vehicle-to-Pedestrian Collisions by Up To 31.39 Percent with 1-Second Reaction Time.
Date Posted: 03/22/2023 | Source Date:
Model Predicts Electric, Fully-Automated Taxis in San Francisco Can Reduce Net Energy Consumption and Emissions by 54.39 Percent and 33.07 Percent, Respectively.
Date Posted: 03/22/2023 | Source Date:
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:
Model Estimates That Level 1 and 2 Automated Vehicles Are Less Likely to Be Involved in Fatal Crashes in Various Scenarios, Yet More Likely to Be Involved in Fatal Crashes with Pedestrians and Bicyclists.
Date Posted: 02/28/2023 | 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:
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