Recommended speed indication within the motor vehicle : a contribution to fuel saving through the "Wolfsburg Wave" information system.

Author(s)
Hoffmann, G. & Zimdahl, W.
Year
Abstract

The principle behind the "Wolfsburg Wave" is to supply drivers in specially equipped vehicles with a steady flow of information about their relative position with respect to the green period of the next traffic signal, so that they are able to pass through the intersection while the signal stage is still "green" by choosing the appropriate speed. This should eliminate or at least significantly reduce the number of stops caused by traffic signals, which in turn would lower fuel consumption and exhaust emissions.

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Publication

Library number
B 29772 (In: B 29751) /91 /96 / IRRD 824284
Source

In: Energy efficiency in land transport : proceedings of a Seminar organized by the Commission of the European Communities, Directorate-General for Energy, held in Luxembourg, 16-18 May 1988, p. 211-222, 8 ref.

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