The Vehicle’s Lane-Changing Rules of On-Ramp System

Gui Feng Wang; Ming Wu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.462-463.495

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The Vehicle’s Lane-Changing Rules of On-Ramp System

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In order to observe the feather of traffice of on-ramp system in simulation experiments more truly, four different lane changing rules are presented based on the point of safe-distance. Experiment results show that the lane changing rules do have an important impact on the traffic flow of on-ramp system. The rule without safe-distance could make the capacity of the on-ramp section get its biggest value, while the capacity of upstream and downstream of main road both gets brought down; the rule considering forward and backward safe-distance could make the upstream section, downstream section and the whole system get their biggest value.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 462-463)

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Gui Feng Wang*, Ming Wu

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Cellular Automaton Model, Lane Changing Rule, On-Ramp System, Safe-Distance

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