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In view of the steadily growing car traffic and the limited capacity of our street networks, we are facing a situation where methods for better traffic management are becoming more and more important. Studies [92] show that an individual "blind" choice of routes leads to travel times that are between 6% and 19% longer than necessary. On the other hand, telematics and sensory devices are providing or will shortly provide detailed information about the actual traffic flows, thus making available the necessary data to employ better means of traffic management. | In view of the steadily growing car traffic and the limited capacity of our street networks, we are facing a situation where methods for better traffic management are becoming more and more important. Studies [92] show that an individual "blind" choice of routes leads to travel times that are between 6% and 19% longer than necessary. On the other hand, telematics and sensory devices are providing or will shortly provide detailed information about the actual traffic flows, thus making available the necessary data to employ better means of traffic management. | ||
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Abstract
In view of the steadily growing car traffic and the limited capacity of our street networks, we are facing a situation where methods for better traffic management are becoming more and more important. Studies [92] show that an individual "blind" choice of routes leads to travel times that are between 6% and 19% longer than necessary. On the other hand, telematics and sensory devices are providing or will shortly provide detailed information about the actual traffic flows, thus making available the necessary data to employ better means of traffic management.
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Published on 01/01/2009
Volume 2009, 2009
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-02094-0_9
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