Introduction of advanced control and communication technologies on US roadways and vehicles is likely to have a variety of impacts to be considered. Congestion, emissions, and accident rates could all be affected. Any reduced congestion in the system will alter travel demand decisions, often reducing the net effect of the new technologies. Moreover, combinations of new technologies in a traffic simulation model to help the design and implementation of the new technologies. Improving the design and implementation of the new advanced control and communication technologies will improve their safety and efficiency impacts. We will review and assess the costs and benefits, including accident costs, congestion and environmental costs and benefits (measured by air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions) of a range of new information and communications technologies, using a consistent set of emission factors and analysis boundaries. The project will identify potential technologies and combinations of technologies, and develop a region-specific tool to aid local decision-makers in assessing benefits and costs and in choosing between and designing technologies. Our tools will be available for widespread use, and will contribute to the growing interest in "smart growth" guidelines and standards.
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cth@cmu.edu | Hendrickson, Chris | CIT/Heinz | PI | Faculty - Tenured |
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Final Report | 211__131_-_Connected_and_Autonomous_Vehicles_2040_Vision_-_Final_Report_H8nz8Ut.pdf | July 2, 2018, 9:56 a.m. |
Publication | Socioeconomic and usage characteristics of transportation network company (TNC) riders. | Nov. 27, 2020, 7:50 p.m. |
Publication | Socioeconomic and Usage Characteristics of Public Transit Riders in the United States | Nov. 27, 2020, 7:52 p.m. |
Publication | Are travelers substituting between transportation network companies (TNC) and public buses? | Nov. 27, 2020, 7:53 p.m. |
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