论文信息 - The Future of Road Traffic Management: From Local to Network-wide, from Reactive to Proactive

The Future of Road Traffic Management: From Local to Network-wide, from Reactive to Proactive

This paper describes the current status and future of Road Traffic Management and the key challenges to achieve this future. It proposes a way forward that covers both the traffic management theory development, the development of supporting systems and the necessary standardization effort needed to make large scale deployment of Network Management feasible.

Jos Vrancken

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