Green Light Optimal Speed Advisory with Reduced Default Speed -Analysis of Speed Distribution and Emissions of Road Users

Green Light Optimal Speed Advisory (GLOSA) with Reduced Default Speed (GLOSA RDS) is a special GLOSA service / GLOSA configuration where the default recommended speed is below the allowed maximum speed. This allows more flexibility while influencing traffic participants and enables them to adapt more flexible to a green wave. In this poster the impact of GLOSA RDS on traffic efficiency and emissions are investigated. Therefore, a SUMO simulation is used to determine the speed distribution of road users and their CO2-emissions to analyses the investigation topics. GLOSA-RDS is compared with conventional GLOSA services, all combined with a green wave corridor. The results show a reduction in emissions compared to conventional GLOSA services. GLOSA RDS can lower the average speed on a track while in addition the number of stops accruing are decreased compared to conventional GLOSA services. GLOSA RDS therefore could improve both road safety and comfort at the same time.

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elib (German Aerospace Center)
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2025-05-01
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Vehicle emissions and performance
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Green Light Optimal Speed Advisory with Reduced Default Speed -Analysis of Speed Distribution and Emissions of Road Users

elib (German Aerospace Center)
Vehicle emissions and performance
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Green Light Optimal Speed Advisory with Reduced Default Speed -Analysis of Speed Distribution and Emissions of Road Users

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Abstract

Green Light Optimal Speed Advisory (GLOSA) with Reduced Default Speed (GLOSA RDS) is a special GLOSA service / GLOSA configuration where the default recommended speed is below the allowed maximum speed. This allows more flexibility while influencing traffic participants and enables them to adapt more flexible to a green wave. In this poster the impact of GLOSA RDS on traffic efficiency and emissions are investigated. Therefore, a SUMO simulation is used to determine the speed distribution of road users and their CO2-emissions to analyses the investigation topics. GLOSA-RDS is compared with conventional GLOSA services, all combined with a green wave corridor. The results show a reduction in emissions compared to conventional GLOSA services. GLOSA RDS can lower the average speed on a track while in addition the number of stops accruing are decreased compared to conventional GLOSA services. GLOSA RDS therefore could improve both road safety and comfort at the same time.

elib (German Aerospace Center)
Openalex Percentile: Top 48%
Vehicle emissions and performance
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