Sensing and communication between vehicles.

Author(s)
Rockwell, T.H. & Treiterer, J.
Year
Abstract

The investigation presents an evaluation of four automobile taillight signal systems, an investigation of the motorists use of turn signals, a study of longitudinal control systems for platoon movement, and a study of passing decisions on a multi-lane expressway. An infrared source-sensor system has been designed and tested to provide the driver with a visual display of relative velocity and spacing between vehicles. Aerial photogramme trice methods have also been devised to aid in the studying of traffic flow phenomena.

Publication

Library number
A 3996 [electronic version only] (see also 3530)
Source

Washington, D.C., Highway Research Board HRB, 1968, 110 p.; National Cooperative Highway Research Program NCHRP ; Report 51

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