A Cellular Automata Asymmetric Lane-Changing Model with Mixed Traffic

Jian Hui Zhu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1030-1032.1937

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A Cellular Automata Asymmetric Lane-Changing Model with Mixed Traffic

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Considered the influence of buses on cars’ change lanes and lane-changing of buses, this paper built an asymmetric cellular automata lane changing model under mixed traffic flow based on symmetric two-lane cellular automata lane-changing model and studied driveway occupancy and road characteristics with related parameters. Computer simulation showed that bus ratio has significant impact on lane-changing probability of vehicles.

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Asymmetric Lane-Changing, Bus Ratio, Cellular Automata, Mixed Traffic Flow

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