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Hao Wu, Hongzhuan Zhao, PhD, Yanyong Guo, PhD, Yuanyuan Chen, MSc, Mengmeng Duan, PhD, Xin Zhan, MSc, Wenyong Li, PhD
Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers - Transport (2025) 178 (4): 267–277.
Published: 01 October 2024
... acceleration, deceleration and rapid stopping at intersections lead to increased energy (fuel) consumption, reduced driving efficiency and balanced benefits. Here, an optimal control model (OCM) for vehicle trajectories is proposed that considers energy–efficiency balance (EEB) based on the characteristics...
