Cooperative and automated driving
Cooperative and automated driving have drawn a lot of attention the last couple of years. Experiments with automated driving are held all over the world and cooperative systems are developed and implemented in cars. But what can be expected from these cooperative systems and how will they influence driving behaviour and traffic management? And how is automated driving going to change mobility and transport? And what are important transitition to achieve this and when are they going to take place?
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Finished reports
- Integrated Approach to Variable Speed Limits and Ramp Metering
- A Framework for the Modeling and Ex-Ante Evaluation of Coordinated Network Management
- Active platoon formation in congestion with Dynamic Dedicated Lane Sections
- Performance of Rush-hour and Plus Lanes - A study to behavioral and design factors
- Automatische incident detectie met behulp van meetlusgegevens
- Using speed limits to prevent congestion at fixed infrastructural bottlenecks
- Alternatieve Routes A15 Maasvlakte-Vaanplein
- Ex-post evaluation of network-wide DynamicTraffic Management
- Robust model-based optimization of evacuation guidance
- Onderzoek naar de identificatie van kwetsbare wegvakken
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Projects in progress
Finished projects
- Dynamic OD matrix estimation using floating car data
- Possibilities of video monitoring
- Incident detection with loop data
- FastLane: modelling and simulation of traffic flow
- Alternative routes A15 Maasvlakte - Vaanplein
- Bottlenecks in road networks due to incidents
- Data fusion of loop detection and travel time measurements
- The relation between traffic flow and lane width
- Real-time capacity estimation for adaptive ramp metering
- Traffic flow and safety during incidents