How does Traffic Signal Priority Work?

In the United States, the introduction of the new system of "traffic signal priority" was initially difficult for a variety of reasons, including:

Technical feasibility and cost effectiveness.
Inaccurate detection product.
Limited installation of vehicle tracking systems on objects in transit. Lack of standards.
Traffic controllers could not support TSP.
Centralized TSP

TSP organizes and manages priority requests from multiple vehicles through a central system. Priority request systems fitted to traffic vehicles are usually equipped with GPS that allows direct access to traffic control centres. Therefore, the decision to request priority can be made based on the needs of all field vehicles. The need for the framework is based on traffic management. It may unfold gradually as the vehicle approaches the intersection. In such a system, communication between vehicles, signals and his two control centers can be difficult, especially if there is no prior priority.

Distributed TSP

The main difference between the two types of systems is that all priority decisions in distributed TSP systems are done at the intersection level rather than at a central location. A distributed system presents no management problems, but prioritization decisions can be more granular than when managed from a central location.


advantage

According to the Federal Ministry of Transport, prioritization of traffic lights has several advantages.

reduction in travel time,
Improved deadline compliance,
advanced travel skills,
It improves the effectiveness of the road network as measured by personal mobility.

 

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