Traffic prediction is a major component of any traffic management system. With the increase
in data sources and advancement in connectivity, data analysis and machine learning …

The concept of traffic shock waves was first theorized by Lighthill and Whitham in 1955. The
identification of shock wave type and speed in a traffic stream provides critical information …

Speed harmonization is an active traffic management strategy used to delay traffic flow
breakdown and mitigate congestion by changing speed limits throughout a road segment …

Traffic shockwaves demonstrate the formation and spreading of traffic fluctuation on roads.
Existing methods mainly detect the shockwaves and their propagation by estimating traffic …

Traffic queues, especially queues caused by non-recurrent events such as incidents, are
unexpected to high-speed drivers approaching the end of queue (EOQ) and become safety …

Connected automated vehicles (CAVs) hold promise to replace current traffic detection
systems in the near future. However, traffic state estimation, particularly flow rate, poses a …

Safety is a critical aspect of transportation design and operations. Practitioners utilize
various references to ensure that roadways meet safety, operational, and sustainability …

Vehicle-to-vehicle communication is a solution to improve the quality of on-road traveling in
terms of throughput, safety, efficiency and comfort. However, road users that do not …

Traffic behavior around major freeway weaving sections exhibits complex dynamics
associated with multi-directional maneuvers such as lane changes (LCs) accompanied by …

1.1 Background Cooperative automated transportation (CAT) envisions all stakeholders and
elements of the transportation system working together to improve safety, mobility, equity …