Research Article

Optimal Corridor Selection for a Road Space Management Strategy: Methodology and Tool

Table 2

Result of analysis of example network.

Case Link/corridor level performance measures System level performance measures
CorridorCorridor selectionTravel time (min)Av. speed (mph)Performance measureValue [% change from base-case]

Base-case: no improvementsLoop 410 NWNo1844TSTT (veh-min) 749,146
Loop 410 SWNo2351
I-37/US 281No652TSCC ()80,019,000
Loop 410 NENo1452
Loop 410 SENo852Improvement cost0

Improving all the linksLoop 410 NWYes1455 [25%]TSTT (veh-min) 625,476 +[17%]
Loop 410 SWYes1962 [22%]
I-37/US 281Yes557 [10%]TSCC ()81,856,150 –[2.3%]
Loop 410 NEYes1259 [13%]
Loop 410 SEYes761 [17%]Improvement cost100,575

Suboptimal improvementsLoop 410 NWNo1844 [0%]TSTT (veh-min) 744,275 +[0.6%]
Loop 410 SWNo2352 [2%]
I-37/US 281Yes557 [10%]TSCC ()81,428,031 –[1.8%]
Loop 410 NENo1452 [0%]
Loop 410 SENo850 [−4%]Improvement cost6,000

+ sign next to the value means positive outcome relative to the base-case.
− sign means a negative outcome compared to the base-case.