Characteristics of Traffic Flow on Freeways
A D May
Abstract
A D May
Abstract
Traffic flow characteristics were studied on two high density controlled access facilities in Detroit, Mich; average speeds and volumes were recorded on per minute, per lane basis; paper presents traffic volume characteristics, speed characteristics, vehicle headway characteristics, and relationships of fundamental characteristics; it is concluded that traffic volume affects lane usage and that distribution of traffic volume between lanes follows definite pattern.
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Traffic flow characteristics were studied on two high density controlled access facilities in Detroit, Mich; average speeds and volumes were recorded on per minute, per lane basis; paper presents traffic volume characteristics, speed characteristics, vehicle headway characteristics, and relationships of fundamental characteristics; it is concluded that traffic volume affects lane usage and that distribution of traffic volume between lanes follows definite pattern.
Key concepts: Headway, Traffic volume, Traffic flow (computer networking), Volume (thermodynamics), Transport engineering, Flow (mathematics), Traffic wave, Traffic speed