This paper aims to clearly establish the origin and evolution of the shared space concept
from a New Zealand perspective by reviewing the literature in the disciplines of both urban …

Shared space assumes that the elimination of physical segregation and traffic control
measures forces road users to become more alert, move at lower speeds, and rely on the …

A recently proposed paradigm for vehicular traffic in the era of CAV (connected and
automated vehicles), called TrafficFluid, involves lane-free vehicle movement. Lane-free …

The significance of developing shared road infrastructure in cities throughout the world is
growing. Driven by the need to improve traffic management in ways that enhance multiple …

Pedestrian and vehicle interactions often lead to conflicts that bring about safety, traffic
congestion, and priority or right of way issues. Common methods used in the past to combat …

Although various methods have been adopted to reliably predict bus stop dwell time, little
research has explored how the adopted measures influence the efficiency of passenger …

Where multiple functions of roads interfere, conflict avoidance reaches human and
technological limits and constitutes one of the major challenges in transportation …

Safety concerns expressed by micro-mobility users seem to practically constrain the use and
flexibility of these new modes. This paper introduces a new, parametric agent-based …

Driving simulation is becoming an increasingly important component of research and
development in the automotive industry. When performing simulator studies in urban …

Shared space is an unconventional concept that is not based on formal rules and standards,
as it encourages road users to share the same road space with little physical or visual …