Design of a Freeway Mathematical Model and its Performance Analysis

Li Qing Zhou; Ke Wang; Da Xu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.971-973.2321

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Design of a Freeway Mathematical Model and its Performance Analysis

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Although driving automobiles on the right rule has existed for a long time, few people understand the reason why we set it. For these problems, we develop a model to evaluate this rule’s effect in different traffic conditions and to find the relations between vehicle’s density, traffic flow, safety factor and average velocity. The first model puts forward a mathematic method to establish function relationship between these parameters and try to solve out a quantifiable result. The conclusion will be beneficial for easing the traffic pressure, and figure out whether this rule is scientific or can be replaced by another better role.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 971-973)

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Li Qing Zhou*, Ke Wang, Da Xu

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Freeway Model, Mathematical Models, Safety Factor, Traffic Flow

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