Harnessing connected and automated vehicle technologies to control lane changes at freeway merge bottlenecks in mixed traffic

Harnessing connected and automated vehicle technologies to control lane changes at freeway merge bottlenecks in mixed traffic
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10.1016/j.trc.2020.102950
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2021-02
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Danjue Chen;Soyoung Ahn
Danjue Chen;Soyoung Ahn
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Danjue Chen;Soyoung Ahn

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This paper proposes three control strategies for lane-changing (LC) at a merge bottleneck to improve bottleneck throughput by mitigating voids and speed disturbances in mixed traffic using connected and automated vehicle (CAV) technologies. Strategy 1 is ‘gap closure’ control, where an LC vehicle and its follower are controlled to close the void (extra time gap ahead) induced by the LC and prevent a backward-propagating speed disturbance. Strategy 2 is ‘batch LC’, where a group of LC vehicles are controlled to line up along a kinematic wave to minimize the total voids. Strategy 3 is ‘gap redistribution’ control, where extra gaps of vehicles are redistributed to periodically create large enough gaps for disturbance-free insertions. In a general control framework, the three strategies are integrated in different combinations exploiting their complementary nature. A numerical analysis shows that certain combinations, such as Strategy 2 and 3, can be very effective for improving bottleneck throughput. The analysis reveals insights on leveraging CAVs to develop traffic management strategies and/or policies and therefore improve system performance.