With advancements in automated driving technology, Level 3 vehicle automation has been
proliferating. In Level 3, drivers can turn their attention to things unrelated to driving and only …

With automated driving functions entering the market the need for user education of these
functions arises. Education during the first automated drive is a time-efficient approach with …

Highly automated vehicles are expected to increase the safety and quality of road
transportation, but because of significant changes in the driver's role, they introduce new …

Drivers must establish adequate mental models to ensure safe driver-vehicle interaction in
combined partial and conditional driving automation. To achieve this, user education is …

Studies show that drivers' intention to use automated vehicles is strongly modulated by trust.
It follows that their benefits are unlikely to be achieved if users do not trust them. To date …

One of the arguments in favour for the introduction of Automated Vehicles (AVs) is that they
will improve road safety by reducing the frequency and severity of on-road collisions …

Some of the first 'automated'vehicles to be deployed on our roads will require a system of
shared driving with a human driver. While this creates technical and operational challenges …

Considerable research and resources are going into the development and testing of
Automated Vehicles. They are expected to bring society a huge number of benefits (such as …

Research in aviation and driving has highlighted the importance of training as an effective
approach to reduce the costs associated with the supervisory role of the human in …

The ultimate goal of advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) is to increase road safety
and driving comfort. These systems help with monitoring, braking, and steering tasks and …