Greenville, South Carolina, United States | ITS Deployment Evaluation

Connected vehicles that receive future state intersection signal control data to support predictive cruise control functions can reduce fuel consumption 24 to 47 percent.

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FINDINGSIn a suburban driving scenario, predictive cruise control (PCC) equipped vehicles used 47 percent less fuel and generated 56 percent fewer CO2 emissions compared to baseline conditions…

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02/09/2016

Taxonomy (ARC-IT) Emissions Monitoring (ST01), Eco-Traffic Signal Timing (ST02), Eco-Traffic Metering (ST03), Eco-Approach and Departure at Signalized Intersections (ST08), Connected Vehicle Traffic Signal System (TM04), Infrastructure Enhanced Cooperative Adaptive Cruise Control (VS15), Connected Eco-Driving (ST09), Automated Vehicle Operations (VS16)

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Greenville, South Carolina, United States

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Connected vehicles that receive future state intersection signal control data to support predictive cruise control functions can reduce fuel consumption 24 to 47 percent.

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