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The impact of the connected environment on driving behavior and safety: A driving simulator study

Ali et al., 2020

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Document ID
15212177977926114691
Author
Ali Y
Sharma A
Haque M
Zheng Z
Saifuzzaman M
Publication year
Publication venue
Accident Analysis & Prevention

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The connected environment provides surrounding traffic information to drivers via different driving aids that are expected to improve driving behavior and assist in avoiding safety- critical events. These driving aids include speed advisory, car-following assistance, lane …
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