Report on study made of time required by drivers to adapt to change in speed of progression from 27 to 33 mph and from 33 to 40 mph on 1-way urban arterial when drivers had no knowledge of change; it is believed that better adaptation could be obtained if information on changes in signal system were available to drivers; for three speeds of progression studied, drivers had neither completely adapted to change in progression speed from 27 to 33 mph after period of 2 mo nor to change from 33 to 40 mph after period of approximately 1 mo.
Traffic flow responses to unannounced increases in progression speeds of signal systems
Pub Roads
Public Roads ; 34 , n 1
1966
3 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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