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Intelligent transportation systems (ITSs) improve traffic management using driving behavior sensors. A new Three-Stage Cellular Automata (TSCA) model and optimization strategies enhance roundabout traffic efficiency and safety.

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  • Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITSs)
  • Computational Modeling

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  • Intelligent transportation systems (ITSs) offer enhanced traffic management through advanced sensors and real-time communication.
  • Accurate driving behavior models and reliable testing are crucial for implementing effective ITS strategies, especially in complex scenarios like large roundabouts.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To develop and validate a driving behavior model for large roundabouts.
  • To propose and evaluate traffic optimization strategies for roundabouts using simulation.

Main Methods:

  • Development of the Three-Stage Cellular Automata (TSCA) model, dividing roundabout journeys into entrance, following, and exit stages.
  • Formulation of four optimization strategies based on empirical observations and simulation results.
  • Evaluation using key indicators: traffic efficiency, delay time, and dangerous interaction frequency.

Main Results:

  • Dangerous interactions and delays peak at a Road Occupancy Rate (ρ) of 0.12–0.24, correlating with decreased vehicle speed.
  • The Path Selection Based on Road Occupancy Rate Recognition Strategy (Simulation 4) significantly improved traffic efficiency by 15.65% and reduced delays and dangerous interactions.
  • The Entrance Facility Optimization Strategy (Simulation 1) reduced delay time by 6.90%, while space-based strategies improved local traffic efficiency by ~25.04%.

Conclusions:

  • The TSCA model provides a robust framework for simulating and analyzing roundabout traffic dynamics.
  • Optimized strategies, particularly those considering road occupancy, can substantially enhance roundabout traffic flow and safety.
  • Onboard sensors integrated with these strategies can detect non-compliance and provide real-time driver guidance for improved traffic management.