2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.jclepro.2021.129343
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Effectiveness of driver's bounded rationality and speed guidance on fuel-saving and emissions-reducing at a signalized intersection

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“…Generally, traffic emission and fuel consumption rely on the operating conditions of the vehicle configuration and the driver's attitude towards driving and their decision to pass through the signalized intersection [54]. Also, it depends on the acceleration, deceleration, and vehicle speed.…”
Section: Traffic Emission and Fuel Consumption Modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Generally, traffic emission and fuel consumption rely on the operating conditions of the vehicle configuration and the driver's attitude towards driving and their decision to pass through the signalized intersection [54]. Also, it depends on the acceleration, deceleration, and vehicle speed.…”
Section: Traffic Emission and Fuel Consumption Modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Especially at the intersection of three-fork roadways, as a requirement for vehicle transport, there are many uphill and downhill gradients and turns in the roads. This design is not only an important node for traffic flow convergence, steering, and diversion during the transportation of underground roadways but also the key to ensuring smooth underground traffic [2]. When a coal mine underground mining vehicle cannot obtain countdown information from the three-fork roadway signal light intersection in real time during driving, the lack of reasonable speed suggestions causes the mining vehicle to frequently accelerate, decelerate, and stop [3], causing traffic bottlenecks [4][5][6], resulting in the three-fork roadway intersection becoming the key area of coal mine underground transportation network congestion [7][8][9], which increases the hidden safety hazards of coal mine underground mining vehicles and reduces transportation efficiency.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Song X et al [15] improved the intelligent water drop algorithm via the selection strategy, which improved the heuristics of searching and enhanced the algorithm applicability. Xiaoning Wang et al [16] proposed a method to provide correction speed guidance to reduce the negative effects of bounded rationality.Jianhua L et al [17] integrated an ant colony algorithm and artificial potential field method, which were used for global and local planning, respectively, and the resulting improved algorithm had a higher convergence efficiency. Liu Y et al [18] combined the artificial potential field method and moved the collusion-prone sampling points to the collusion-free region through the compound force field, thus improving the feasibility of the algorithm.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%