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Online Route Replanning for Scalable System-Optimal Route Planning
Route planning in transportation networks is typically performed as a single optimization at trip departure. In this paper, we consider the impact of within-trip replanning on the performance of the overall network in a fully-algorithmic route selection scenario. An experimental study of three real road networks using synthetic demand demonstrates in over 200 trials the effects of replanning with respect to the replanning rate and the adoption rate of replanning. Overall network travel times are reduced by up to 48.49% from a baseline where all drivers are assigned a single route, demonstrating the profound effect of dynamic within-trip replanning. These observations are part of our work exploring a system-optimal route planning strategy that is robust to network size and conditions.