Estimating Queue at Traffic Signals

  • J. Bezuidenhout J
  • Ranjitkar P
  • Dunn R
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Abstract

This paper proposes a new queue prediction model based on the data that can be collected from a single loop detector positioned at the stop line of signalised intersections. A number of different model forms were explored using an enhanced NGSIM dataset. These data were filtered to represent the data that can be typically collected from a stop line detector loop. The best six models resulted in an accuracy ranging from 83% to 95% to correctly predict the state of vehicle’s discharge close to the stop line that is whether it is a queued or platooned vehicle. When combined with a logical filter to group sequential vehicles, it enables a traffic controller to estimate the most likely queue length. The proposed model will form part of a new offset optimizer algorithm currently under development.

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J. Bezuidenhout, J., Ranjitkar, P., & Dunn, R. (2014). Estimating Queue at Traffic Signals. The Open Transportation Journal, 8(1), 73–82. https://doi.org/10.2174/1874447801408010073

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