Zhuolin Li's research while affiliated with UNSW Sydney and other places
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Publications (2)
Road traffic crashes cause social, economic, physical and emotional losses. They also reduce operating speed and road capacity and increase delays, unreliability, and productivity losses. Previous crash duration research has concentrated on individual crashes, with the contributing elements extracted directly from the incident description and recor...
A substantial part of traffic congestion is triggered by unplanned incidents such as crashes, breakdowns and hazards, reducing road capacity and increasing the delays, pollution, and productivity losses. Previous studies on incident duration have focussed on individual incidents and the influencing factors that could be obtained directly from the i...
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... In 2022, instead of using the variables extracted from incident descriptions and records, Chand et al. collected explanatory factors at a macro-level and used latent class models to estimate the crash duration and frequency for unobserved heterogeneity. The results showed that income, driver experience, and exposure are considered to have both positive and negative impacts on duration [23]. ...
... It is a comprehensive diagram containing all the information required to estimate the microscopic and macroscopic characteristics of the traffic stream [37]. However, according to [38], many previous studies have not differentiated the road incident types, and studies that focus on the specific type of vehicle breakdown are rare. Furthermore, according to our literature review, there has not been study on how vehicle breakdown (including the towing process) impact traffic flow or how to evaluate this impact. ...