Professor Hills is not quite correct to suggest that the origins of our research lay in his criticism (Hills, 1993) of Evans’ use of monotonic speed- ¯ ow relationships (Evans, 1992). Our interest lay in the more general use of area speed-¯ ow relationships in strategic models, of which Evans’ work was an example. However, our research bene® ted from Hills’ analysis, and from his subsequent contributions to our attempts to clarify de® nitions in this problematic area. It is unfortunate, therefore, that there are still differences in our understandng of these de® nitions. The diOEerences between us relate to six key issues, which we consider in turn below
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Supply curves are essential for demand prediction in aggregate networks, and need to relate cost of...
AbstractMacroscopic fundamental diagrams (MFD) of traffic for some networks have been shown to have ...
Every driver will have experienced the situation in which, as additional traffic joins a road, speed...
This paper is one of a series of ITS working papers and technical notes describing the methodology ...
Macroscopic fundamental diagrams (MFD) of traffic for some networks have been shown to have similar ...
This paper is one of a series of ITS working papers and technical notes describing the methodology a...
This working paper is the first in a series relating to the EPSRC funded project, " The Definition o...
This paper is one of a series of ITS working papers and technical notes describing the methodology a...
This paper is one of a series of ITS working papers and technical notes describing the methodology a...
We investigate the determinants of driving speed in large us cities. We first estimate city level su...
This working paper is the second in a series relating to the EPSRC funded project, " The Definition ...
Does consideration of average speed distributions on roads-as compared to single mean speed-lead to ...
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