| ITS Deployment Evaluation

Benefits: Autonomous Vehicle Safety Systems (VS01)

244 unique benefits found.

A Research Study in China Revealed Drivers’ Acceptance Rate of Advanced Driving Assistance Systems (ADAS) in Commercial Vehicles, with 69.52 Percent for Forward Collision Warning and 38.76 Percent for Lane Departure Warning Systems.

Date Posted: 03/29/2024 | Source Date:

Modeling commercial vehicle drivers' acceptance of advanced driving assistance system (ADAS)

10/19/2021

A Study Evaluating Audio- and Image-Based In-Vehicle Warning Messages in Work Zones Found a 16.4 Percent Reduction in CO2 Emissions Using Mixed Messages Compared to a No Message Scenario.

Date Posted: 02/29/2024 | Source Date:

Assessment of In-Vehicle Messages in the Advance Warning Area of a Work Zone

02/27/2018

Field Driving Study in India Showed Statistically Significant, Up to 64.3 Percent Reduction in Lane Departure Warnings Across All Age Groups with Active Lane Departure Assistance.

Date Posted: 02/29/2024 | Source Date:

Evaluating effectiveness and acceptance of advanced driving assistance systems using field operational test

02/10/2023

Driver Simulator Study Testing Different Human–Machine Interfaces (HMI) Found Vehicle Speed Reduced by up to 16 Percent Under Level Three Automation After Takeover.

Date Posted: 02/28/2024 | Source Date:

Human-Machine Interfaces and Vehicle Automation: The Effect of HMI Design on Driver Performance and Behavior

07/01/2023

Microsimulation of A Signalized Intersection in Florida Estimated that Connected Vehicles Can Reduce Travel Times by up to 17 Percent at Full Penetration Due to Increased Likelihood of Arriving-On-Green.

Date Posted: 01/29/2024 | Source Date:

Evaluation of Advanced & Communication Technologies through Traffic Microsimulation

08/02/2021

Driving Simulation Study on V2I Technologies Found Audio Warnings Effective in Reducing Driver Speed by Approximately 11.4 Percent.

Date Posted: 12/27/2023 | Source Date:

Studying the impacts of Vehicle-to-Infrastructure (V2I) technologies on drivers’ behaviors and traffic safety

06/30/2022

Australian Study on Cooperative ITS Technologies Showed a Four to Nine Percentage Point Increase in Technology Usefulness Rating, Based on User Questionnaires Comparing Control and Treatment Groups.

Date Posted: 12/18/2023 | Source Date:

Ipswich Connected Vehicle Pilot Summary of the Subjective Evaluation Study Findings

03/18/2022

An Active Safety-Collision Warning Pilot in Washington State Estimated a Potential Upper Bound of Annual Total Net Benefits Between $1.1M and $2.1M Due to Prevention of Collisions with Vehicles, Pedestrians, and Bicyclists.

Date Posted: 10/30/2023 | Source Date:

Active Safety-Collision Warning Pilot in Washington State

05/01/2017

Large-Scale Analysis Using Data from 13 States Found Vehicles Equipped with Forward Collision Warning and Automatic Emergency Braking had 49 Percent Less Front-to-Rear Crashes.

Date Posted: 05/26/2023 | Source Date:

Real-world Effectiveness of Model Year 2015–2020 Advanced Driver Assistance Systems

11/09/2022

Risk Analysis Using Crash and Near-Crash Data Finds a 26 Percent Reduction in Likelihood of a Crash Involving Severe Injuries in a Connected Vehicle Versus a Vehicle with More Traditional Line of Sight System.

Date Posted: 04/24/2023 | Source Date:

Impacts of Connected Vehicle Technology on Automated Vehicle Safety

05/01/2022