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TELEMATICS AND TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT

J J Klijnhout

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This paper gives an overview of the various systems used for traffic control and traffic management. Three different traffic management measures are given focus: 1) on-site control, i.e., improvement of the traffic network's flow by on-site influencing of the traffic; 2) route guidance, i.e., improvement in a more indirect way by influencing route choice; and, 3) demand management, i.e., managing of the demand for traffic facilities applying time, site and vehicle- dependent road pricing.

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This paper gives an overview of the various systems used for traffic control and traffic management. Three different traffic management measures are given focus: 1) on-site control, i.e., improvement of the traffic network's flow by on-site influencing of the traffic; 2) route guidance, i.e., improvement in a more indirect way by influencing route choice; and, 3) demand management, i.e., managing of the demand for traffic facilities applying time, site and vehicle- dependent road pricing.

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This paper gives an overview of the various systems used for traffic control and traffic management. Three different traffic management measures are given focus: 1) on-site control, i.e., improvement of the traffic network's flow by on-site influencing of the traffic; 2) route guidance, i.e., improvement in a more indirect way by influencing route choice; and, 3) demand management, i.e., managing of the demand for traffic facilities applying time, site and vehicle- dependent road pricing.

Key concepts: Telematics, Transport engineering, Traffic flow (computer networking), Floating car data, Control (management), Computer science, Traffic optimization, Incident management

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