Traffic Monitoring: Automobiles, Trucks, Bicycles, and Pedestrians

TRB’s Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board, No. 2644 consists of 13 papers exploring traffic monitoring, including:

• Sensor Location Decision Model for Truck Flow Measurement
• Bicycle and Pedestrian Counts at Signalized Intersections Using Existing Infrastructure: Opportunities and Challenges
• Quality Assurance and Quality Control Processes for a Large-Scale Bicycle and Pedestrian Volume Data Program
• Evaluating Annual Average Daily Traffic Calculation Methods with Continuous Truck Traffic Data
• Estimation of Average Payloads from Weigh-in-Motion Data
• Municipal Vehicles as Sensor Platforms to Monitor Roadway Traffic
• Minimizing GPS Dependency for a Vehicle’s Trajectory Identification by Using Data from Smartphone Inertial Sensors and Onboard Diagnostics Device
• Quality Measure of Short-Duration Bicycle Counts
• Estimating Pedestrian Densities, Wait Times, and Flows with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Sensors
• Up on The 606: Understanding the Use of a New Elevated Pedestrian and Bicycle Trail in Chicago, Illinois
• Modeling and Data Fusion of Dynamic Highway Traffic
• Strategies for Monitoring Multiuse Trail Networks: Implications for Practice
• Cost of Independent Bicycle and Pedestrian Projects: Data, Challenges, and Variations