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Autonomous Vehicles

rosaP Repository & Open Science Access Portal

By leveraging advanced technologies, Autonomous Vehicles (AVs) hold the potential to increase transportation safety and efficiency. This collection showcases USDOT-funded research and data concerning AVs. Bookmark this collection: https://rosap.ntl.bts.gov/collection_avs OR https://doi.org/10.21949/1x81-qs91.

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  • Connected Autonomous Vehicles Safety During Merging and Lane Change and Impact on Traffic Flow
  • Development of VehicletoInfrastructure Applications Program Sixth Annual Report
  • Probability of Detection of Electric Vehicles with Added Warning Sounds
  • Transportation Equity for RITI Communities in Autonomous and Connected Vehicle Environment Opportunities and Barriers
  • Statistical Inference Without Excess Data Using Only Stochastic Gradients Volume 1
  • Investigating Autonomous Vehicle Impacts on Individual ActivityTravel Behavior
  • Optimal Placement of ReservationBased Intersections in Urban Networks
  • A General Equilibrium Model for Integrated CAV Ridesourcing and Transit Services for the Morning Commute
  • AllWeather Sub50cm RadarInertial Positioning
  • Training to Improve Drivers Behavior When Partial Driving Automation Fails
  • Statistical Inference Without Excess Data Using Only Stochastic Gradients Volume 2
  • Labeling Roads with Different Types of Automated Driving Functional Requirements using Machine Learning
  • Transit Bus Automation Market Assessment
    Supporting Files
  • The Impacts of Emerging Mobility Options and Vehicle Technologies on Travel Behavior
  • Assessment of Capacity Changes Due to Automated Vehicles on Interstate Corridors
  • LongTerm Impacts of Shared Connected Automated and EMobility in New York State Exploring Hubs of Mobility and Energy Innovation
  • Synthesis of Research Results and Technology Trends to Inform Policies for Smart Mobility of People and Goods Phase 2
  • Performance Comparisons of Cooperative and Adaptive Cruise Control Testing
  • Active Transportation and Community Health Impacts of Automated Vehicle Scenarios An Integration of the San Francisco Bay Area Activity Based Travel Demand Model and the Integrated Transport and Health Impacts Model ITHIM
  • Examining Senior Drivers Attitudes Towards Advanced Driver Assistance Systems after Naturalistic Exposure