Driver Behavior and User Acceptance of Cooperative Systems Based on Infrastructure-to-Vehicle Communication.

Author(s)
Bohm, M. Fuchs, S. & Pfliegl, R.
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Abstract

Cooperative Systems applying infrastructure-to-vehicle (I2V) communication for Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) are one of the key means to ensure safe and efficient driving through the increasing overloaded infrastructure. Within the European project COOPERS, that is a 48-month integrated project co-funded by the European Commission, a simulator tests study of I2V communication systems was achieved with 51 participants to evaluate driver behavior and user acceptance. I2V communication systems influence the driver behavior in a positive manner. Drivers keep calmer in stress situations and the direct influence on road safety can be seen in reduced drivingspeeds previous to dangerous situations. So a positive support of the driver during dangerous situations could be achieved. User Acceptance resultsshow that the already high expectations of End Users towards Co-operativesystems were outperformed. The fact that the test persons agreed to be ready to purchase cooperative systems like COOPERS as soon as commercially available underlines the positive attitude towards the system.

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C 47637 (In: C 45019 DVD) /83 / ITRD E853464
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In: Compendium of papers DVD 88th Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board TRB, Washington, D.C., January 11-15, 2009, 15 p.

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