1990 · Paper
Comments on the Application of Queueing Theory to Delays at Signals
This technical note presents comments on the results of the application of queueing theory to delays at signalised intersections given in a paper by Blunden and Vandebona. The relationship between the Australian and other delay models used around the world is explained. The importance of a continuous delay model that applies to both undersaturated and oversaturated conditions is emphasised. The simulation results given by Blunden and Vandebona are analysed. It is concluded that the simulation model used in deriving the delay results needs to be specified in detail to facilitate comparison with analytical models.
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AKÇELIK, R (1990). Comments on the Application of Queueing Theory to Delays at Signals. Australian Road Research, 20(3), pp 53-61, September 1990
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@misc{comments-application-queueing-theory-delays-signals,
title = {{Comments on the Application of Queueing Theory to Delays at Signals}},
author = {AKÇELIK, R.},
year = {1990},
note = {AKÇELIK, R (1990). Comments on the Application of Queueing Theory to Delays at Signals. Australian Road Research, 20(3), pp 53-61, September 1990},
url = {https://www.sidrasolutions.com/learn/publications/comments-application-queueing-theory-delays-signals}
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