Adaptive signal control and coordination for urban traffic control in a connected vehicle environment: A review

Jiangchen Li; Liqun Peng; Kaizhe Hou; Yong Tian; Yulin Ma; Shucai Xu; Tony Z. Qiu

doi:10.48130/DTS-2023-0008

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Digital Transportation and Safety ›› 2023, Vol. 2 ›› Issue (2) : 89-111. DOI: 10.48130/DTS-2023-0008

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Adaptive signal control and coordination for urban traffic control in a connected vehicle environment: A review

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Existing signal control systems for urban traffic are usually based on traffic flow data from fixed location detectors. Because of rapid advances in emerging vehicular communication, connected vehicle (CV)-based signal control demonstrates significant improvements over existing conventional signal control systems. Though various CV-based signal control systems have been investigated in the past decades, these approaches still have many issues and drawbacks to overcome. We summarize typical components and structures of these existing CV-based urban traffic signal control systems and digest several important issues from the summarized vital concepts. Last, future research directions are discussed with some suggestions. We hope this survey can facilitate the connected and automated vehicle and transportation research community to efficiently approach next-generation urban traffic signal control methods and systems.

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Urban traffic signal control / Adaptive signal control / Signal coordination / Connected vehicle-based signal control

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Jiangchen Li, Liqun Peng, Kaizhe Hou, Yong Tian, Yulin Ma, Shucai Xu, Tony Z. Qiu. Adaptive signal control and coordination for urban traffic control in a connected vehicle environment: A review. Digital Transportation and Safety, 2023, 2(2): 89‒111 https://doi.org/10.48130/DTS-2023-0008

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This research is jointly supported by National Key R&D Program of China (Grant No. 2018YFE0204302), National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 52062015, No. 61703160), the Talent Research Start-up Fund of Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics (YAH22019), and Jiangsu High Level 'Shuang-Chuang' Project.