ASSESSMENT OF DRIVING BEHAVIOUR AT TOLL PLAZA UNDER HETEROGENEOUS TRAFFIC CONDITIONS USING VISSIM

Traffic Simulating and Evaluating Traffic Patterns at heterogeneous traffic Situations in the Indian Context is extremely increasing.Many researchers from all over the world are trying to explore driving behavior and simulate traffic flow conditions under heterogeneous traffic environments.Simulating Traffic at a Microscopic Level with VISSIM is used in this study identifying every element that contributes to traffic at various traffic stages.Further, the VISSIM model was calibrated based on the desired safety distance and carfollowing theory.Traffic metrics including flow volume, speed, acceleration, and deceleration were all input parameters in the VISSIM model for simulation purposes.Furthermore, the analysis part of different cases of driving behavior models, such as the default case, and calibration values based on measurement were compared to find out if there was a significant improvement.Moreover, the linear regression model was proposed to understand the calibrated model versus the default case parameters, and it was identified that it is significant when plotting the data.The proposed study results highlighted driving behavior under heterogeneous traffic conditions using VISSIM at Toll Plaza.

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Proceedings on Engineering Sciences
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2024-08-29
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https://doi.org/10.24874/pes.si.25.03b.012
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Urban Transport Systems Analysis
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ASSESSMENT OF DRIVING BEHAVIOUR AT TOLL PLAZA UNDER HETEROGENEOUS TRAFFIC CONDITIONS USING VISSIM

V L N Murthy G, Ramprasad Naik D, M Anjankumar, Gireesh Kumar Pala
Proceedings on Engineering Sciences
Urban Transport Systems Analysis
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ASSESSMENT OF DRIVING BEHAVIOUR AT TOLL PLAZA UNDER HETEROGENEOUS TRAFFIC CONDITIONS USING VISSIM

V L N Murthy G, Ramprasad Naik D, M Anjankumar, Gireesh Kumar Pala
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Traffic Simulating and Evaluating Traffic Patterns at heterogeneous traffic Situations in the Indian Context is extremely increasing.Many researchers from all over the world are trying to explore driving behavior and simulate traffic flow conditions under heterogeneous traffic environments.Simulating Traffic at a Microscopic Level with VISSIM is used in this study identifying every element that contributes to traffic at various traffic stages.Further, the VISSIM model was calibrated based on the desired safety distance and carfollowing theory.Traffic metrics including flow volume, speed, acceleration, and deceleration were all input parameters in the VISSIM model for simulation purposes.Furthermore, the analysis part of different cases of driving behavior models, such as the default case, and calibration values based on measurement were compared to find out if there was a significant improvement.Moreover, the linear regression model was proposed to understand the calibrated model versus the default case parameters, and it was identified that it is significant when plotting the data.The proposed study results highlighted driving behavior under heterogeneous traffic conditions using VISSIM at Toll Plaza.

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ASSESSMENT OF DRIVING BEHAVIOUR AT TOLL PLAZA UNDER HETEROGENEOUS TRAFFIC CONDITIONS USING VISSIM — V L N Murthy G, Ramprasad Naik D, et al. · Proceedings on Engineering Sciences (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS