Cooperative transport management with Euro-Scout.

Author(s)
Sodeikat, H.
Year
Abstract

This chapter describes a new way to improve traffic conditions by introducing interactive dynamic route guidance (DRG) and driver information (DI) systems. It has a successful three year field trial in Berlin. The principle of system operation is described first. The methods by which drivers are routed to available car parks or alternative modes of travel are presented. Other types of information which could be incorporated into the system are also discussed briefly. These include weather hazard reports and tourist information. Methods for collecting and storing the data necessary for providing the information are presented. The POLIS initiative is also described briefly.

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C 4573 (In: C 4569) /91 / IRRD 864137
Source

In: Advanced technology for road transport : Intelligent Vehicle-Highway Systems IVHS and Advanced Transport Telematics ATT, 1993, p. 65-78, 5 ref.

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