Abstract Cooperative intelligent transport systems (C-ITS) are among the most promising innovations in present automobile industry. When evaluating those systems, possible effects on surrounding traffic have not been investigated properly. The necessity to research encounters of drivers with and without such systems is discussed. Tools, methods and parameters to enable researching these encounters are outlined and argued in terms of their advantages and disadvantages. First study results focusing on encounters of unequipped vehicles’ drivers (UVDs) with a driver with traffic light assistance system are presented. The study results and their implications highlight the need for system developers and researchers to take effects on UVDs into account for the development and evaluation of C-ITS. Remaining unanswered questions are presented to pave the way for new research initiatives.
Encounters Between Drivers with and Without Cooperative Intelligent Transport Systems
2017-06-23
15 pages
Aufsatz/Kapitel (Buch)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
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