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Characteristics analysis and safety evaluation of vehicles turning over long distances
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In order to explore the motion and safety characteristics of the U-turn vehicles at long-range U-turn intersections, based on the measured data of the U-turn vehicles at typical locations, we analyzed the characteristics of the U-turn vehicle's trajectories and traffic parameters with the help of probability theory and statistical knowledge, and established the U-turn trajectory model. We used Traffic Conflict Technology (TCT) and take Post Encroachment Time (PET) as the indicator to study the feature of vehicles security of - turn vehicles. Three conclusions are drawn from this study. First, there is a significant difference in the headway between long-range -turn vehicles and those at intersections without opening: the stability of the headway of long-range -turn vehicles is weak, and the release of vehicles is seriously disturbed by the turning flow; Secondly, when turning around at a long interval u-turn intersection, the starting position of vehicle turning is dispersed and the distribution of U-turn trajectories is quadratic distribution. Third, the setting of long interval turning lanes will increase the interference between traffic flows at intersections, thus increasing the number of conflicts with vehicles in the opposite direction. Cross-conflict accounts for the majority of conflicts in long interval U-turn intersections, and rear-end collision is the main conflict type in U-turn intersections without opening. The above research conclusions are helpful to improve the safety of long interval U-turn intersections.
Title: Characteristics analysis and safety evaluation of vehicles turning over long distances
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In order to explore the motion and safety characteristics of the U-turn vehicles at long-range U-turn intersections, based on the measured data of the U-turn vehicles at typical locations, we analyzed the characteristics of the U-turn vehicle's trajectories and traffic parameters with the help of probability theory and statistical knowledge, and established the U-turn trajectory model.
We used Traffic Conflict Technology (TCT) and take Post Encroachment Time (PET) as the indicator to study the feature of vehicles security of - turn vehicles.
Three conclusions are drawn from this study.
First, there is a significant difference in the headway between long-range -turn vehicles and those at intersections without opening: the stability of the headway of long-range -turn vehicles is weak, and the release of vehicles is seriously disturbed by the turning flow; Secondly, when turning around at a long interval u-turn intersection, the starting position of vehicle turning is dispersed and the distribution of U-turn trajectories is quadratic distribution.
Third, the setting of long interval turning lanes will increase the interference between traffic flows at intersections, thus increasing the number of conflicts with vehicles in the opposite direction.
Cross-conflict accounts for the majority of conflicts in long interval U-turn intersections, and rear-end collision is the main conflict type in U-turn intersections without opening.
The above research conclusions are helpful to improve the safety of long interval U-turn intersections.
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