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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Driving Simulators Real Time Information Route Choice Travel Behavior Travel Time Variable Message Signs
Publication/ Report Number:

SP209B4K
Resource Type:

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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urn:sha256:ff4c1a0b676f7be7ce00260ec597cc92f37a877f7f04d0005192473d7a8e4204
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