Evaluation of the Impact of the I-66 Active Traffic Management System: Phase II

Dutta, Nancy; Fontaine, Michael D; Boateng, Richard Atta; Campbell, Megan; Virginia Transportation Research Council (VTRC)

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Evaluation of the Impact of the I-66 Active Traffic Management System: Phase II

2018-10-01
By Dutta, Nancy ; Fontaine, Michael D ; Boateng, Richard Atta ; ...

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Dutta, Nancy ; Fontaine, Michael D ; Boateng, Richard Atta ; Campbell, Megan

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Virginia Transportation Research Council (VTRC)
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Virginia. Department of Transportation
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Before And After Studies Highway Operations Highway Safety Highway Traffic Control Travel Time Variable Speed Limits
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VTRC 19-R7, Project No. RC00122
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Tech Report
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United States ; Virginia

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Final Contract
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In early 2013, construction began on a Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) project to install an Active Traffic Management (ATM) system on I-66 from US 29 in Centreville to the Capital Beltway (I-495). Construction was completed in September 2015. This project was intended to improve safety and operations on I-66 without physically expanding the roadway through better management of the existing facility. The main components of the installed system included advisory variable speed limits (AVSL), lane use control signals (LUCS), and hard shoulder running (HSR).
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