How the Interpretation of Drivers' Behavior in Virtual Environment Can Become a Road Design Tool: A Case Study

<table>Speed profile in 5 different driving environments in the eastbound direction. Scenarios A (present layout), B (A + vertical signs), C (A + horizontal marking), D (A + signs + marking), and E (layout modified).</table>

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Figure 10: How the Interpretation of Drivers' Behavior in Virtual Environment Can Become a Road Design Tool: A Case Study 