Analysis of Car-following Behavior on Sag and Curve Sections at Intercity Expressways with Driving Simulator

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作者
Ryuji Yoshizawa
Yasuhiro Shiomi
Nobuhiro Uno
Katsuhiro Iida
Masao Yamaguchi
机构
[1] Graduate School of Engineering,
[2] Kyoto University,undefined
[3] C-1-2,undefined
[4] Kyoto University Katsura,undefined
[5] Graduate School of Management,undefined
[6] Kyoto University,undefined
[7] C-1-2,undefined
[8] Kyoto University Katsura,undefined
[9] Graduate School of Engineering,undefined
[10] Osaka University,undefined
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Car-following behavior; Driving simulator; Road alignment; In-laboratory experiment;
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10.1007/s13177-011-0043-z
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We analyzed the influence of road alignments such as sags and curves and the leading vehicle’s behavior on car-following behavior in a driving simulator experiment. Parameters of a car-following model were estimated from following-vehicle trajectory data collected for 37 participants. Then, relationships between the parameters and environmental factors were analyzed. The results showed that the parameters of the following-behavior model were significantly influenced by expressway alignments such as sags and curves, whereas differences in the leading vehicle’s behavior did not significantly affect the estimated parameters. These findings indicate that measures to assist the following vehicle’s acceleration and deceleration such as adaptive cruise control could be effective in preventing the breakdown of traffic flow.
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