A decision-support methodology for priority allocation among road users at signalized junctions

Gal‐Tzur, Ayelet; Eden, Niv; Mahalel, David

doi:10.1016/j.sbspro.2011.08.107

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“…This requires ensure more comfort and security for public transport. Then, very important to ensure regularity of service and competitive travel time if compare public transport vehicles and passenger cars (Bogumil and Efimenko, 2013;Gal-Tzur et al, 2011).…”

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Priority Transfer Management Algorithm, Based on Interaction of the Public Transport Dispatch Systems Information and Traffic Lights Control

Efimenko

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Власов

et al. 2018

Transport and Telecommunication Journal

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The article is dedicated to the multi agent approach for urban public transport dispatch system to organize priority transfer management, based on interaction with traffic lights control system. The article deals with the issue of urban passenger transport priority transfer of signalized intersections. Priority transfer management algorithm developed by the authors based on interaction of traffic lights control and public transport dispatch systems. The authors considered the role of agents in interaction process of traffic lights control and public transport dispatch systems for implementation of the buses priority passage. Criterion for decision making taking into account savings and loses of time of all participants of traffic at the intersection. The results of simulation modelling of priority public transport passage a signalized intersection are presented

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confidence: 99%