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Pre-Lane-change Signal in Transitional Autonomous Vehicles: Results from Controlled Experiments
This paper investigates how a production transitional autonomous vehicle (tAV) develops and executes mandatory lane-change decisions. Using 150 controlled mandatory lane changes from the NC-tALC experiments, the study examines whether the eventual target gap is observable before lateral movement beg
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