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Safety and operational impact of connected vehicles' lane configuration on freeway facilities with managed lanes

Abdel-Aty et al., 2020

Document ID
13726975700197388834
Author
Abdel-Aty M
Wu Y
Saad M
Rahman M
Publication year
Publication venue
Accident Analysis & Prevention

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Managed lanes (MLs) have been implemented as a vital strategy for traffic safety and management improvements. Previous studies involving MLs didn't examine the impact of connected vehicles'(CVs) lane configuration on freeway facilities with managed toll lanes …
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