主办:陕西省汽车工程学会
ISSN 1671-7988  CN 61-1394/TH
创刊:1976年

汽车实用技术 ›› 2025, Vol. 50 ›› Issue (22): 133-140.DOI: 10.16638/j.cnki.1671-7988.2025.022.024

• 标准·法规·管理 • 上一篇    

大交通量高货车比高速公路作业区交通 风险预测方法研究

王哲轩   

  1. 广东利通科技投资有限公司
  • 发布日期:2025-11-21
  • 通讯作者: 王哲轩
  • 作者简介:王哲轩(1997-),男,硕士,研究方向为高速公路驾驶行为与交通安全

Research on Traffic Risk Prediction Method for Highway Work Zones with Large Traffic Volume and High Truck Ratio

WANG Zhexuan   

  1. Guangdong Leatop Technology Investment Company Limited
  • Published:2025-11-21
  • Contact: WANG Zhexuan

摘要: 高速公路作业区的固定与移动瓶颈叠加,会引发交通流“水锤效应”,尤其在大交通量、 高货车比路段,该效应是诱发交通事故的重要原因。为从源头减少此类事故,文章提出一种 考虑“水锤效应”的交通冲突预测模型,可在作业区交通风险升高时向管理者实时预警。通 过模拟仿真实验与随机森林建模分析,对比宏观模型(MAM)与微观模型(MIM)的预测精 度发现,MIM 模型预测精度(R 2 =93.49%)显著优于 MAM 模型。进一步结合宏微观交通流 特性及 MIM 模型的特征重要性分析,明确了交通冲突与单车运动状态、车车交互作用、交通 瓶颈的密切关联,并证实“水锤效应”对作业区交通安全存在显著负面影响。

关键词: 大交通量;高货车比;作业区;水锤效应;交通冲突预测

Abstract: The superimposition of fixed and mobile bottlenecks in highway work zones triggers the "water hammer effect" in traffic flow. This effect is a key factor inducing traffic accidents, especially on road sections with high traffic volume and a high proportion of trucks. To reduce such accidents at the source, this paper proposes a traffic conflict prediction model that accounts for the "water hammer effect", which can provide real-time early warnings to managers when traffic risks in work zones increase. Through simulation experiments and random forest modeling analysis, a comparison of the prcediction accuracy between the macroscopic model (MAM) and the microscopic model (MIM) shows that the MIM model has significantly higher prediction accuracy (R 2 =93.49%) than the MAM model. Further analysis combining macro and micro traffic flow characteristics with the feature importance of the MIM model clarifies the close correlation between traffic conflicts and individual vehicle movement states, vehicle-to-vehicle interactions, and traffic bottlenecks, and confirms that the "water hammer effect" exerts a significant negative impact on traffic safety in work zones.

Key words: high traffic volume; high truck ratio; work zone; water hammer effect; traffic conflict prediction