| 英文摘要 |
This study aims to develop a lane-based, mixed traffic Cell Transmission Model (CTM) to replicate mixed traffic with multiple directions approaching intersections. The proposed refined CTM simulates mixed traffic behaviors by incorporating a competition function for cars and motorcycles, which compete for downstream remaining capacity and space. It also includes discretionary lane-changing (DLC) and mandatory lane-changing (MLC) to model lane-changing behaviors. To tune and validate the proposed model, real-world traffic data from an intersection in Hualien City were collected via video survey. The simulation results indicate that the fundamental diagram produced by the lane-based, mixed traffic CTM model is similar to the LWR model, and that flow rate frustration is closely related to the signal timing plan. Validation results show that the Root Mean Squared Error (RMSE) values are less than 2.02 vehicles for traffic volume, the accumulated number of lane changes, and accumulated flow. Moreover, the difference in the number of vehicles per cycle is also less than 4 vehicles, indicating satisfactory accuracy in traffic replication. |