Driving with intelligent vehicles. Driving behaviour with ACC and the acceptance by individual drivers

conference paper
Hoedemaeker, D.M.
This paper presents an overview of the work of a PhD project performed within the research programme "Technology Assessment Automatic Vehicle Guidance" concerning individual driver behaviour and acceptance of Adaptive Cruise Control [1]. It describes and discusses the results of a questionnaire study and two experimental driving simulator studies.
It is conlcuded that under certain conditions and limitations Adaptive Cruise Control is a promising technology in traffic.
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Accident preventionAdaptive control systemsAutomationAutomobile driversAutomobile simulatorsBehavioral researchMan machine systemsMotion controlAdaptive cruise controlACCDriving behaviorIntelligent vehicle highway systemsTrafficAdaptive cruise controlDriving simulatorAcceptanceIntelligent transport systems
TNO Identifier
12315
Repository link
https://resolver.tno.nl/uuid:420e5287-578d-4463-8ca3-ab5d68277a51
DOI
https://dx.doi.org/10.1109/ITSC.2000.881121
ISBN
0-7803-5971-2
Source title
IEEE Intelligent Transportation Systems proceedings, ITSC2000. October 1-3, 2000, The Ritz Carlton Hotel, Dearborn (MI), USA
Pages
506-509
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