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Conference paper

Conversion of emergency lanes to ordinary lanes for use under peak load

In Trafikdage På Aalborg Universitet — 1999, pp. 125-132

By Jensen, Peder1; Kjærbo, Kasper Lidén2

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Department of Planning, Technical University of Denmark1

Technical University of Denmark2

The paper explores the potential for the use of freeway emergency lanes for use as ordinary lanes during rush hours. A simulation model of the orbital motorway around Copenhagen is used to show that such installations have the potential to reduce congestion significantly.

Language: Danish
Publisher: Transportrådet
Year: 1999
Pages: 125-132
Proceedings: Trafikdage på Aalborg Universitet 1999
Types: Conference paper

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