A variable tolling scheme for highway tolls based on traffic forecasting

Yanqiang Huo, Hongyu Guo, Jiaqing Yan, Wei Chen, Yuchen Tao
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Highway variable toll collection is an important means of traffic governance in modern society. A reasonable variable tolling scheme can adjust the traffic flow through price, and further develop the bearing capacity of highway on the basis of existing infrastructure to improve its traffic efficiency and service level. In the past, the formulation of variable tolling schemes is usually based on various assumed models, which belongs to the knowledge-driven method. In this paper, a data-driven variable tolling scheme is proposed, which uses the traffic flow prediction model integrating attention mechanism, recurrent neural network and graph neural network to mine the historical traffic information data on the road. In this paper, the traffic flow information on the future road is forecasted, and the information is used to replace some assumptions of bottleneck theory which are not completely in line with the actual situation. Taking the forecast information of traffic flow as the new constraint condition of dynamic congestion pricing in bottleneck theory can help us develop a more scientific and reasonable variable tolling scheme.
基于交通预测的高速公路可变收费方案
公路可变收费是现代社会交通治理的重要手段。合理的可变收费方案可以通过价格调节交通流量,在现有基础设施的基础上进一步发展公路的承载能力,提高其通行效率和服务水平。在过去,变量收费方案的制定通常基于各种假设模型,属于知识驱动的方法。本文提出了一种数据驱动的变量收费方案,该方案利用集注意机制、循环神经网络和图神经网络于一体的交通流预测模型,对道路上的历史交通信息数据进行挖掘。本文对未来道路上的交通流信息进行了预测,并用这些信息来代替瓶颈理论中一些不完全符合实际情况的假设。将交通流预测信息作为瓶颈理论中动态拥堵收费的新约束条件,有助于制定更加科学合理的可变收费方案。
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