Signalized intersections operate with the assistance of a traffic signal, and they cyclically assign the right-of-way to a movement or combination of movements. Ideally, the amount of time assigned to each combination of movements minimizes travel time and delay and/or the number of stops in the network and allocates capacity optimally. An arterial is a highway facility with a series of signalized intersections along its length, while an urban network or surface street network consists of a group of interconnected arterials and side streets.
Signalized Intersections and Networks
Springer Optimization
2013-09-15
29 pages
Aufsatz/Kapitel (Buch)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
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