Lane Management in Off-Ramp Affected Zone of Urban Expressway Considering Lane-Change Risk
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1.Key Laboratory of Road and Traffic Engineering of the Ministry of Education, Tongji University, Shanghai 201804, China;2.Analysis and Consulting Department, Gridsum Company, Shanghai 200040, China;3.Road and Bridge Design Institute, Shanghai Urban Construction Design and Research Institute, Shanghai 200125, China

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    This paper aims to optimize traffic organization in the off-ramp affected zone of urban expressway, reduce the lane-change risk of leaving vehicles and thus improve the safety and efficiency of traffic operation. Based on the dataset from Shanghai Naturalistic Driving Study (SH-NDS), the trajectory data samples of leaving vehicles in the off-ramp affected zone of expressway were extracted and lane-change risk evaluation method and classification standard were established. Targeting at three types of off-ramp areas of expressway, a lane-change risk model was established by using the binomial Logistic model, considering comprehensive factors in terms of drivers, vehicles, road and environment. Therefore, the influencing degree of different factors was revealed and lane-change risk probabilities were obtained. Based on vehicle operation information and lane-change risk model, reasonable(latest) lane-change positions of leaving vehicles were calculated and corresponding lane management methods were proposed when lane-change risk was within a certain range.

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ZHANG Lanfang, QIAN Yinhui, LU Wei, YANG Minhao. Lane Management in Off-Ramp Affected Zone of Urban Expressway Considering Lane-Change Risk[J].同济大学学报(自然科学版),2020,48(11):1579~1588

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  • Received:March 30,2020
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