Road network model in Thailand for highly efficient transportation

Chatchai Jomdech, Vatcharapol Sukhotu, Thammanoon Hengsadeekul

Article ID: 6104
Vol 8, Issue 5, 2024

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Abstract


This research presents a comprehensive model for enhancing the road network in Thailand to achieve high efficiency in transportation. The objective is to develop a systematic approach for categorizing roads that aligns with usage demands and responsible agencies. This alignment facilitates the creation of interconnected routes, which ensure clear responsibility demarcation and foster efficient budget allocation for road maintenance. The findings suggest that a well-structured road network, combined with advanced information and communication technology, can significantly enhance the economic competitiveness of Thailand. This model not only proposes a framework for effective road classification but also outlines strategic initiatives for leveraging technology to achieve transportation efficiency and safety.


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road network; efficient transportation; intelligent transport systems (ITS); Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP); fuzzy AHP

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