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Automated Vehicle Safety: Developing a Human-Autonomy Team Model – Findings from Driving Simulator Study
To improve the safety of automated vehicles, this study developed a mathematical model to indicate the degree to which certain traffic conditions, driver characteristics, and behaviors of an automated driving system (ADS) affect the probability of a driver safely taking over control in a level 3 ADS
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