Understanding automated vehicles communication of yielding intentions to pedestrians in complex urban traffic environments

Automated vehicles will soon be introduced in our existing transport system, giving rise to a mixed traffic environment. One of the anticipated outcomes of this transition will be the requirement for automated vehicles to be able to interact with pedestrians, replacing the current informal driver-pe...

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Main Author: Elena Fratini
Format: Default Thesis
Published: 2024
Subjects:
Design not elsewhere classified
automated vehicle
automated vehicles
autonomous vehicle
autonomous vehicles
eHMI
eHMIs
External human-machine interfaces
external human-machine interfaces
pedestrian
pedestrians
Vulnerable road users (VRUs)
VRUs
pedestrian-AV interaction
road interactions
informal road communication
informal road interaction
AV
Complex Urban Environments
Traffic complexity
VR
virtual environment.
VE
Virtual Reality
Virtual reality experiment
VR study
pedestrian simulator
Online Access:https://dx.doi.org/10.26174/thesis.lboro.27283710.v1
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