Behavioral Impact of Drivers' Roles in Automated Driving

Author:

Reimer Bryan1,Pettinato Anthony1,Fridman Lex1,Lee Joonbum1,Mehler Bruce1,Seppelt Bobbie2,Park Junghee3,Iagnemma Karl3

Affiliation:

1. MIT AgeLab & New England Univ. Transportation Center, Cambridge, MA, USA

2. Touchstone Evaluations Detroit, MI, USA

3. MIT Robotic Mobility Group, Cambridge, MA, USA

Publisher

ACM

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