Potential network effects of Intelligent Speed Adaptation.

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Broekx, S. & Panis, L.I.
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Abstract

The number of road accident victims is high in the European Union with around 42 000 fatalities and 1.6 million injuries a year, and inappropriate speed has been identified as a major cause. The European Commission has recognised the contribution that new technologies can make to reduce this number of injuries. One of these technologies is Intelligent Speed Adaptation (ISA). The PROSPER project is designed to examine the efficiency of ISA in comparison with traditional physical means, to examine how road users react to an introduction of ISA and to identify obstacles in introducing the technology. One part of the project contains network microsimulation. Network modelling is a good way to estimate the influence of introducing speed limitation measurements on the complete network performance without actually introducing it and making big investments. Subjects that are being examined are effects on speed, travel time, fuel consumption and pollution. Networks from Sweden, the Netherlands, Belgium and the United Kingdom are being simulated. The comparability of the results between these countries will also be looked into. For the covering abstract see ITRD E128680.

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C 36210 (In: C 36168 [electronic version only]) /71 /83 / ITRD E128722
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In: Urban Transport X : urban transport and the environment in the 21st century : proceedings of the Tenth International Conference on Urban Transport and The Environment in the 21st Century, Dresden, Germany, 2004, p. 423-431, 9 ref.

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