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moving bottleneck: a standalone construct

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movingbottleneck1 CONSTRUCTMoving bottleneckGAZIS · TRAFFIC FLOW THEORY

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Traffic flow theory

a slow vehicle such as a truck that restricts capacity around it as it travels, creating a mobile queue in the traffic stream.

In traffic flow theory, moving bottleneck refers to a slow vehicle such as a truck that restricts capacity around it as it travels, creating a mobile queue in the traffic stream. This meaning comes from Gazis (1992) in Transportation Science.[1]

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References

  1. Gazis, D. C., & Herman, R. (1992). The Moving and “Phantom” Bottlenecks. Transportation Science, 26(3), 223-229. https://doi.org/10.1287/trsc.26.3.223

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