The current revolutions of automation, electrification, and sharing are reshaping the way we
travel, with broad implications for future mobility management. While much uncertainty …

The increasing population in cities induces a high travel demand. Unfortunately, due to the
limited capacity of urban transport networks, this increasing demand for travel raises various …

The literature about tradable credit schemes (TCS) as a demand management system
alleviating congestion flourished in the past decade. Most proposed formulations are based …

With the rapid development of wireless communication, mobile computing, and GPS
technologies, drivers' route decisions nowadays rely more on navigation services, such as …

The ongoing research on tradable credit schemes (TCS) in mobility has captured the
attention of policymakers, authorities and academics. Even though several studies have …

Public support is crucial for the successful implementation of congestion charging schemes.
The Tradable Credits Scheme (TCS), a novel concept built upon the cap-and-trade principle …

This study proposes a trip-and area-based tradable credit scheme (TCS) for congestion
management in the context of the morning commute problem using a trip-based …

In this paper, we investigate a novel driveway management strategy, namely deploying
autonomous vehicle/credit charging links in mixed-autonomy transportation networks. Such …

Traffic assignment is used for infrastructure planning, based on metrics like total system
travel time (TSTT), vehicle-miles traveled (VMT) and link or path flows. Algorithms for traffic …

Traffic congestion in urban environment is one of the most critical issue for drivers and city
planners for both environment and efficiency reasons. Traffic lights are one of the main tools …