The effect of modern traffic information on Braess' paradox.¶
Bittihn, S., & Schadschneider, A. (2021). The effect of modern traffic information on Braess' paradox. Physica A: Statistical Mechanics and its Applications, 571.
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Primes¶
- Self-Defeating Prediction
- Traffic information. Real-time "fastest route" displays cause drivers to switch onto the indicated route until it is no longer fastest; routing apps now model the self-defeat and randomise recommendations.
This sourceShows that giving travelers route information (e.g. navigation apps) makes Braess-type congestion paradoxes more likely — a 'fastest route' recommendation followed by many drivers shifts congestion onto the indicated road, the traffic self-defeat case.
- Traffic information. Real-time "fastest route" displays cause drivers to switch onto the indicated route until it is no longer fastest; routing apps now model the self-defeat and randomise recommendations.
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