Zhou et al., 2020 - Google Patents
Modeling discretionary lane-changing behavior on urban streets considering drivers' heterogeneityZhou et al., 2020
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- Zhou H
- Sun Y
- Qin X
- Xu X
- Yao R
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- Transportation letters
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Lane changes are particularly frequent on urban streets, which not only impact traffic operations, but also cause negative effects on safety. This study uses vehicle trajectory data collected from Southwest Road in Dalian, China, to investigate the influential factors of …
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