Remarks on Traffic Signal Coordination
Péter Wagner, Robert Alms, Jakob Erdmann, Yun-Pang Flötteröd · EPiC series in computing · 2019
The co-ordination between traffic signals is assumed to be important for the good organization of a transport system. By using an artificial approach to create and analyze a multitude of transportation systems, a few different simple traffic signals programs has been put to the test and compared to each other. The result is that a well co-ordinated system can be outperformed by a non-coordinated signal set-up, where all signals controlers run in (single intersection) actuated mode. Clearly, these results are preliminary and require more investigation.