From "Passive Congestion" to "Active Scheduling" — Rebuilding Travel Experience and Resource Allocation for Intelligent Transportation Networks
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.65455/aair5611关键词:
Intelligent Traffic Reconstruction, Travel Experience, Resource Allocation, Traffic Congestion, Active Scheduling摘要
Along with the acceleration of urbanization, traffic congestion becomes an important factor restricting urban development and improving residents' quality of life. In order to cope with complex traffic requirements, traditional traffic management models seem to be inadequate, often falling into passive congestion. The emergence of intelligent transport networks brings new hope to the solution to this problem. In this paper, the theory basis, technology structure, key technology and application practice are deeply discussed. The aim of this paper is to achieve a transition from passive congestion to active dispatching. In this paper, by constructing a framework of intelligent traffic system, analyzing each level design, analyzing main functional applications, it reveals that intelligent traffic network plays an important role in alleviating traffic congestion, improving traffic safety and promoting sustainable traffic development. Finally, it looks forward to its future development.
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