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Yujia Zhao,Ying Ni,Jialin Fan et al. Yujia Zhao et al.
The interaction between vulnerable road users (VRUs) and automated vehicles (AVs) represents a critical aspect of AV safety evaluation, especially under realistic high-risk scenarios. However, existing scenario-based testing methodologies o...
Guanhe Wu,Xintong Yan,Yajie Zou et al. Guanhe Wu et al.
Crash narratives and diagrams contain rich causal and contextual information that is often underutilized in traditional road safety analysis, which typically relies on aggregated crash counts and tabulated variables. Such approaches have li...
Tianyi Chen,Maohan Liang,Wei Siong Lee et al. Tianyi Chen et al.
Textual incident description is a vital source for understanding the severity of maritime incident. In the maritime industry, relevant authorities and companies typically rely on manual methods to estimate incident severity based on textual...
Yesihati Azati,Xuesong Wang,Xiaohan Yang et al. Yesihati Azati et al.
Downhill curved segments of mountainous freeways are high-risk locations due to the combined effects of longitudinal potential energy and lateral centrifugal forces, and speed limit optimization is a key measure for mitigating crash risk on...
Uibeom Chun,Mohamed Abdel-Aty,Zijin Wang Uibeom Chun
Visual distraction is a major contributor to crash risk, particularly in car-following situations that demand continuous monitoring and rapid response. Although prior research using simulators and Naturalistic Driving Study (NDS) data has a...
Jie Wang,Lu Chen,Quankang Zhu et al. Jie Wang et al.
Freeway ramps are recognized as high-risk segments of the road network due to their geometric complexity and dynamic traffic demands. This study investigates drivers' mental workload in ramp areas by integrating psycho-physiological respons...
Vincent Francoeur,Christine Saber,Steven Henderson et al. Vincent Francoeur et al.
Peripheral motion contrast sensitivity decline is likely due to a progressive dysfunction of the magnocellular pathway in the aging brain. Previous research from our group had demonstrated that the Peripheral Motion Contrast Threshold 2-min...
Myeongkyu Lee,Brandon J Pitts Myeongkyu Lee
Automated vehicles (AVs) are becoming increasingly equipped with intelligent functions that support drivers' decision-making. Human-machine interfaces (HMIs) that communicate an AV's confidence in its ability to navigate challenges in the d...
Yunxuan Li,Shihao Wang,Lishengsa Yue et al. Yunxuan Li et al.
High-fidelity vehicle trajectories are critical for proactive safety at intersections, where traditional reconstruction methods based on linear models or interpolation fail to capture complex nonlinear dynamics like sudden stops and sharp t...
Monik Gupta,Nagendra R Velaga Monik Gupta
The design of the signal at the intersection considers the constant speed of the riders and the dilemma zone to be static. However, these assumptions may not hold true in complex environments with multiple users. This study explores the dyn...