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Comparative analysis of traffic assignment techniques with actual highway use

Huber, M.J. / Boutwell, H.B. / Witheford, D.K.

Forecast and assignment were treated in project as separate aspects of predicting future traffic use; data from Connecticut and Pennsylvania were used in analyzing assignment techniques and making preliminary analyses of forecast techniques; pair of origin-destination studies, made before and after construction of New Connecticut River crossing were used to test assignments to isolated rural highway facility; four techniques were tested; investigation covered link assignments related to changes in origin destination patterns, network changes and assigned volumes, and changes in travel related to construction of major facility. (20257)

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Huber, M.J. / Boutwell, H.B. / Witheford, D.K.

Forecast and assignment were treated in project as separate aspects of predicting future traffic use; data from Connecticut and Pennsylvania were used in analyzing assignment techniques and making preliminary analyses of forecast techniques; pair of origin-destination studies, made before and after construction of New Connecticut River crossing were used to test assignments to isolated rural highway facility; four techniques were tested; investigation covered link assignments related to changes in origin destination patterns, network changes and assigned volumes, and changes in travel related to construction of major facility. (20257)

Comparative analysis of traffic assignment techniques with actual highway use

Huber, M.J. / Boutwell, H.B. / Witheford, D.K.

Forecast and assignment were treated in project as separate aspects of predicting future traffic use; data from Connecticut and Pennsylvania were used in analyzing assignment techniques and making preliminary analyses of forecast techniques; pair of origin-destination studies, made before and after construction of New Connecticut River crossing were used to test assignments to isolated rural highway facility; four techniques were tested; investigation covered link assignments related to changes in origin destination patterns, network changes and assigned volumes, and changes in travel related to construction of major facility. (20257)

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Title:

Comparative analysis of traffic assignment techniques with actual highway use

Additional title:

Nat Acad Sciences -- Nat Research Council -- Nat Cooperative Highway Research Program Report

Contributors:

Huber, M.J. (author) / Boutwell, H.B. (author) / Witheford, D.K. (author)

Published in:

National Academy of Sciences -- National Research Council -- National Cooperative Highway Research Program Report

Publication date:

1968

Size:

85 pages

Type of media:

Article (Journal)

Type of material:

Print

Language:

English

Keywords:

Highway traffic control

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