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Identifying Freeway Traffic Instability from PeMS Data Using Rolling-Window Speed and Occupancy Variability
This study examines short-term freeway traffic instability using station-level 5-minute data from the California Performance Measurement System for Caltrans District 4. The dataset covers April 7, 2026. After restricting the sample to retained mainline observations, rolling 15-minute measures of mea
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