TY - BOOK
T1 - Safety benefits of implementing adaptive signal control technology: survey results
AU - Lodes, Michael
AU - Benekohal, R. F.
PY - 2013
Y1 - 2013
N2 - The safety benefits and costs associated with implementing adaptive signal control technology (ASCT) were evaluated in this study. A user-friendly online survey was distributed to 62 agencies that had implemented ASCT in the United States. Twenty-two agencies responded to the survey, providing information about the system type, detection type, and cost of ASCT implementation. These agencies were from city governments (47%), state governments (29%), and county governments (24%). They represented both a wide range of ASCT implementation rates (from 1 to 700 intersections) and five of the most popular ASCT systems.
AB - The safety benefits and costs associated with implementing adaptive signal control technology (ASCT) were evaluated in this study. A user-friendly online survey was distributed to 62 agencies that had implemented ASCT in the United States. Twenty-two agencies responded to the survey, providing information about the system type, detection type, and cost of ASCT implementation. These agencies were from city governments (47%), state governments (29%), and county governments (24%). They represented both a wide range of ASCT implementation rates (from 1 to 700 intersections) and five of the most popular ASCT systems.
UR - http://hdl.handle.net/2142/45786
M3 - Technical report
T3 - ICT Series
BT - Safety benefits of implementing adaptive signal control technology: survey results
PB - Illinois Center for Transportation
CY - Urbana
ER -