2008Journal of Guangxi Normal UniversityRequires access

Effect of Lengths and Velocities of Vehicles on Mixed Traffic Flow in One-lane System

Zheng Rong-Sen

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Using the NaSch traffic model,with open boundary condition,the mixed traffic flow model with different vehicle's lengths and maximum-velocity on single lane system is proposed.With the computer numerical simulation,the effect of vehicles' lengths and velocities on mixed traffic flow is studied.

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Using the NaSch traffic model,with open boundary condition,the mixed traffic flow model with different vehicle's lengths and maximum-velocity on single lane system is proposed.With the computer numerical simulation,the effect of vehicles' lengths and velocities on mixed traffic flow is studied.

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Using the NaSch traffic model,with open boundary condition,the mixed traffic flow model with different vehicle's lengths and maximum-velocity on single lane system is proposed.With the computer numerical simulation,the effect of vehicles' lengths and velocities on mixed traffic flow is studied.

Key concepts: Traffic flow (computer networking), Flow (mathematics), Microscopic traffic flow model, Mechanics, Boundary (topology), Simulation, Computer science, Traffic system

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