Revolutionizing the road: How sustainable, autonomous, and connected vehicles are changing digital mobility business models

Pérez-Moure, Hugo; Lampón, Jesús F.; Velando-Rodriguez, Maria-Elena; Rodríguez-Comesaña, Lorenzo

doi:10.1016/j.iedeen.2023.100230

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Combined Optimisation of Traffic Light Control Parameters and Autonomous Vehicle Routes

Gallo

2024

Smart Cities

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In the near future, fully autonomous vehicles may revolutionise mobility and contribute to the development of the smart city concept. In this work, we assume that vehicles are not only fully autonomous but also centrally controlled by a single operator, who can also define the traffic light control parameters at intersections. With the aim of optimising the system to achieve a global optimum, the operator can define both the routes of the fleet of vehicles and the traffic light control parameters. This paper proposes a model for the joint optimisation of traffic light control parameters and autonomous vehicle routes to achieve the system optimum. The model, which is solved using a gradient algorithm, is tested on networks of different sizes. The results obtained show the validity of the proposed approach and the advantages of centralised management of vehicles and intersection control parameters.

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“…Smart mobility [1][2][3], a fundamental component of the smart city, will receive a strong impulse with the spread of autonomous vehicles [4][5][6][7][8][9]. Advances in automation will lead to fully autonomous driving; the user will lose the role of driver and become a passenger.…”

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