Investigating a tradable credit scheme with the system optimum theory

This article establishes a charging model for a tradable credit scheme based on the system optimum theory. The credit price and the distribution of the amount of tradable credit are determined with the model. The method of formulating the real-time tradable credit scheme in the circumstance of big d...

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Main Authors: Jianyu Lv, Fang Zong, Ming Tang, Ping Yu
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: SAGE Publishing 2019-05-01
Series:Advances in Mechanical Engineering
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1177/1687814019851391
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spelling doaj-7e1e741981b34094b6491fd40261285b2020-11-25T02:22:53ZengSAGE PublishingAdvances in Mechanical Engineering1687-81402019-05-011110.1177/1687814019851391Investigating a tradable credit scheme with the system optimum theoryJianyu LvFang ZongMing TangPing YuThis article establishes a charging model for a tradable credit scheme based on the system optimum theory. The credit price and the distribution of the amount of tradable credit are determined with the model. The method of formulating the real-time tradable credit scheme in the circumstance of big data is also discussed. This article will enact the specific tradable credit scheme by adapting the charging model and then examine implementation effects after the scheme. The results indicate that the enacted tradable credit scheme by using the proposed charging model is helpful in reducing the total cost of the system and promoting the balance between traffic supply and demand. This suggests the effectiveness of the proposed tradable credit scheme and the feasibility of the charging model. A comparison between the tradable credit scheme and the congesting pricing strategy suggests the superior effect of the former strategy. The findings can be applied to formulating the tradable credit scheme, with which we can adjust travelers’ path selection behaviors and promote the traffic flow to a balanced distribution status. This is benefit to the urban transportation system by alleviating the problem of traffic congestion, fuel consumption, and pollution emissions.https://doi.org/10.1177/1687814019851391
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author Jianyu Lv
Fang Zong
Ming Tang
Ping Yu
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Fang Zong
Ming Tang
Ping Yu
Investigating a tradable credit scheme with the system optimum theory
Advances in Mechanical Engineering
author_facet Jianyu Lv
Fang Zong
Ming Tang
Ping Yu
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title Investigating a tradable credit scheme with the system optimum theory
title_short Investigating a tradable credit scheme with the system optimum theory
title_full Investigating a tradable credit scheme with the system optimum theory
title_fullStr Investigating a tradable credit scheme with the system optimum theory
title_full_unstemmed Investigating a tradable credit scheme with the system optimum theory
title_sort investigating a tradable credit scheme with the system optimum theory
publisher SAGE Publishing
series Advances in Mechanical Engineering
issn 1687-8140
publishDate 2019-05-01
description This article establishes a charging model for a tradable credit scheme based on the system optimum theory. The credit price and the distribution of the amount of tradable credit are determined with the model. The method of formulating the real-time tradable credit scheme in the circumstance of big data is also discussed. This article will enact the specific tradable credit scheme by adapting the charging model and then examine implementation effects after the scheme. The results indicate that the enacted tradable credit scheme by using the proposed charging model is helpful in reducing the total cost of the system and promoting the balance between traffic supply and demand. This suggests the effectiveness of the proposed tradable credit scheme and the feasibility of the charging model. A comparison between the tradable credit scheme and the congesting pricing strategy suggests the superior effect of the former strategy. The findings can be applied to formulating the tradable credit scheme, with which we can adjust travelers’ path selection behaviors and promote the traffic flow to a balanced distribution status. This is benefit to the urban transportation system by alleviating the problem of traffic congestion, fuel consumption, and pollution emissions.
url https://doi.org/10.1177/1687814019851391
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