Principles and Guidance for Presenting Active Traffic Management Information to Drivers (2021) / Chapter Skim
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101 Chapter 6: Conclusions Taken together, the activities conducted in this project provided information to address the key research gaps. This section summarizes each key research gap and lists the study information that applies to each gap.
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102 What media is the best for disseminating dynamic information to satisfy driver wants and needs?
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103 Are lane closure pictograms on a DMS understood by drivers, and are they equally or more effective than information presented via overhead dynamic lane control signs?
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104 Gap 10: Given a situation where multiple ATM media are available, what information do drivers want/how do drivers want to receive the information/when do drivers want to receive the information?
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105 participants' preference measured by the post-experiment survey, the majority of the participants (70%) preferred the always-on mode over the just-in-time mode.
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