HUMANIST 2018 – Emerging issues in human factors of vehicle automation

Introduction to the special issue of TRF

Journal article (2020)

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Andrew Morris Loughborough University
N. van Nes Stichting Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek Verkeersveiligheid (SWOV)
Tania Dukic-Willstrand Swedish National Road and Transport Research Institute
Samuel G. Charlton University of Waikato
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2020

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English

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Abstract

Vehicle automation technology is progressing rapidly, and vehicle manufacturers now have the capability to manufacture a wholly self-driving vehicle that can cope with the demands of many traffic situations. However, there is still more research required before the reliability, safety and security of self-driving vehicles can be totally assured. Several Human Factors issues are evident, and much research has been devoted recently to issues such as Takeover Requests and Driver-in-the-Loop (e.g.), In-vehicle HMI for self-diving vehicles, Distraction and Inattention and Fatigue amongst many other concerns. [...]