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“…For all three scenarios, the capacity impacts estimated by Friedrich [21] (around 80% extra-urban capacity increase and 40% intra-urban capacity increase) are used as lower limits, while the capacity impact proposed by Tientrakool et al [18] (270% extra-urban) serves as upper bound (also in this case, 235 a capacity increase of 40% is assumed for urban roads).…”
Section: Scenariosmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…For all three scenarios, the capacity impacts estimated by Friedrich [21] (around 80% extra-urban capacity increase and 40% intra-urban capacity increase) are used as lower limits, while the capacity impact proposed by Tientrakool et al [18] (270% extra-urban) serves as upper bound (also in this case, 235 a capacity increase of 40% is assumed for urban roads).…”
Section: Scenariosmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They will open car travel 5 to children, elderly and the disabled [2,9,10,6]. Depending on the sce-nario, they may also trigger a substantial reduction of the total vehicle fleet [11,12,13,14,15,16,17] and substantial road capacity gains [18,19,20,21].…”
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“…Meanwhile, in spirit of applying exclusive bus lanes, an exclusive AV lane would be an attractive and effective choice to implement AVs in urban traffic system. For example, Tientrakool et al reported that the efficiency of the AVs lane is three times the common lane with mixed traffic flows [4]. Therefore, the use of AV lanes can save travel time substantially, which can in turn enhance the market share of AVs.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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“…Zwaneveld and Van Arem (1997) review the early literature and argue that a doubling or tripling of capacity seems likely. However, in more recent literature, the increase in effective capacity can be as low as 7% for robot cars that do not communicate (VanderWerf et al, 2002) and as high as 270% for very efficiently communicating/cooperating cars (Tientrakool et al 2011). 5 The predictions thus vary from almost no effect to a quadrupling of capacity.…”
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