There are two main types of traffic flow models: microscopic models which describe the motion and interactions of individual vehicles, and macroscopic models which describe the relationship between overall traffic flow, speed, and density on a roadway. Microscopic models focus on mobility at the individual vehicle level while macroscopic approaches consider aggregate road flow properties accounting for general flow, speed, and density.
There are two main types of traffic flow models: microscopic models which describe the motion and interactions of individual vehicles, and macroscopic models which describe the relationship between overall traffic flow, speed, and density on a roadway. Microscopic models focus on mobility at the individual vehicle level while macroscopic approaches consider aggregate road flow properties accounting for general flow, speed, and density.
There are two main types of traffic flow models: microscopic models which describe the motion and interactions of individual vehicles, and macroscopic models which describe the relationship between overall traffic flow, speed, and density on a roadway. Microscopic models focus on mobility at the individual vehicle level while macroscopic approaches consider aggregate road flow properties accounting for general flow, speed, and density.