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Lincoln Tunnel Traffic Control Experiment
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A description is given of a control experiment aimed at the development of a computer methodology for improving the flow of traffic through the Lincoln Tunnel of New York City. Some remarks are given on the potential spin-offs from this experiment which may influence the development of other traffic control systems.
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Gazis, D. and Bennett, B., "Lincoln Tunnel Traffic Control Experiment," SAE Technical Paper 700192, 1970, https://doi.org/10.4271/700192.Also In
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