Congestion relief by travel time minimization in near real time : Detroit area I-75 corridor study.

Standridge, Charles R.; Choudhuri, Shabbir; Michigan Ohio University Transportation Center

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Congestion relief by travel time minimization in near real time : Detroit area I-75 corridor study.

2008-12-01
By Standridge, Charles R. ; Choudhuri, Shabbir

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Standridge, Charles R. ; Choudhuri, Shabbir

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Michigan Ohio University Transportation Center
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United States. Dept. of Transportation ; Michigan. Dept. of Transportation ; Wayne State University ; Grand Valley State University

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Traffic Congestion Traffic Flow Travel Time
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MIOH UTC TS1 2008
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Tech Report
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Michigan
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Michigan Ohio University Transportation Center
Abstract:

"This document summarizes the activities concerning the project: Congestion Relief by

Travel Time Minimization in Near Real Time -- Detroit Area I-75 Corridor Study since

the inception of the project (Nov. 22, 2006 through September 30, 2008).

This project was motivated by the premise that congestion due to traffic accidents and

other incidents can be avoided by using computer re-routing models combined with the

analysis of voluminous data collected by intelligent transportation systems (ITS).

Congestion avoidance reduces travel time and fuel consumption as well as the need for

additional roadways and infrastructure, making the transportation system more efficient.

During the same time period as this project, personal travel assistants (PTAs) have

become more and more common. This trend should continue until PTAs are ubiquitous.

These devices are able to both access current commercial traffic data provided by

companies such as traffic.com as well as to determine routes based on this data. Thus,

the problem of routing individual vehicles appears to be solved and commercialized."
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