Exploring travelers' behavior in response to dynamic message signs (DMS) using a driving simulator : [research summary].

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Exploring travelers' behavior in response to dynamic message signs (DMS) using a driving simulator : [research summary].

2013-10-16
By Maryland. State Highway Administration. Research Division

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Maryland. State Highway Administration. Research Division
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SP209B4K
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Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

Maryland
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Maryland. State Highway Administration
Abstract:

The Maryland State Highway Administration (SHA) uses dynamic message signs ; (DMS) for traffic and incident management and for providing travel time information. ; Previous research in Maryland has shown that a DMS can be an accurate, effective, and ; safe device to convey real-time traffic information to drivers and that it can be an ; effective traffic management strategy. However, little research has been done to ; understand how drivers in Maryland react to posted messages and to what extent they ; choose travel routes based on the information provided.
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https://rosap.ntl.bts.gov/view/dot/26546/dot_26546_DS1.pdf
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US Transportation Collection
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urn:sha256:ff4c1a0b676f7be7ce00260ec597cc92f37a877f7f04d0005192473d7a8e4204

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