ASYMMETRIC MULTICLASS TRAFFIC ASSIGNMENT: A COHERENT FORMULATION

Philippe L. Toint · Laura Wynter

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Transportation Planning and Optimization Traffic control and management Urban and Freight Transport Logistics

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Behavioural and mathematical problems in the current formulation of the asymmetric multiclass traffic assignment model are brought to light. A new formulation is presented that resolves these difficulties. The formulation is quantified, and the result is a general class of coherent, multiclass cost functions. A numerical calibration exercise for a car and truck class model concludes the paper.

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