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Title Baseline evaluation of the Freeway Service Patrol (FSP) I-710 Big-Rig Demonstration Program
Accession No 01019368
Authors Mauch, Michael; Ahn, Soyoung; Chung, Koohung; Skabardonis, Alexander
Journal Title Working Paper (University of California, Berkeley. Institute of Transportation Studies) information
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University of California, Berkeley information
Publication Date   20051000
Description v.p.; Figures; References; Tables
Media Type Print
Languages English
Abstract Freeway service patrol (FSP) is an incident management measure designed to assist disabled vehicles along congested freeway segments and reduce congestion through quick detection, response, and removal of accidents and other incidents on freeways. A two-year demonstration project has been proposed to extend FSP service to big-rigs and other heavy vehicles along the I-710 freeway. The report describes the work performed and the findings from the preliminary evaluation of the proposed I-710 Big-rig FSP demonstration project. The results show that the proposed FSP big-rig project will be cost-effective. Next steps in the ongoing research include detailed evaluation of the effectiveness of the FSP service based on field measurements throughout the two-year demonstration, and development of operational procedures for implementing big-rig FSP service to other freeway routes.
TRT Terms Freeway service patrols information; Incident management information; Traffic congestion information; Trucks information
Geographical Terms Los Angeles Metropolitan Area
Subject Areas H54 OPERATIONS AND TRAFFIC CONTROL; H51 SAFETY; I73 Traffic Control
Report Number UCB-ITS-WP-2005-3
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