Freeway on-ramp design criteria for ramp meters with excessive queue detectors
NA Chaudhary, CJ Messer - Transportation research record, 2002 - journals.sagepub.com
NA Chaudhary, CJ Messer
Transportation research record, 2002•journals.sagepub.comGuidelines were developed for designing freeway on-ramps in which ramp metering is
envisioned. More specifically, design issues were probed for ramps in which the ramp meter
utilizes a queue detector to identify and prevent a queue of vehicles from blocking the
upstream intersection. First, the benefits of ramp metering operation were delineated, and
general design considerations were then drawn up. Finally, design criteria were developed
for three distance requirements for freeway on-ramps: safe stopping distance, storage …
envisioned. More specifically, design issues were probed for ramps in which the ramp meter
utilizes a queue detector to identify and prevent a queue of vehicles from blocking the
upstream intersection. First, the benefits of ramp metering operation were delineated, and
general design considerations were then drawn up. Finally, design criteria were developed
for three distance requirements for freeway on-ramps: safe stopping distance, storage …
Guidelines were developed for designing freeway on-ramps in which ramp metering is envisioned. More specifically, design issues were probed for ramps in which the ramp meter utilizes a queue detector to identify and prevent a queue of vehicles from blocking the upstream intersection. First, the benefits of ramp metering operation were delineated, and general design considerations were then drawn up. Finally, design criteria were developed for three distance requirements for freeway on-ramps: safe stopping distance, storage distance, and acceleration distance.