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Investigating Key Automated Vehicle Human Factors Safety Issues Related to Infrastructure: Summary of Stakeholder Workshop
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2020-08-01
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Abstract:This project, Investigating Key Automated-Vehicle Human Factors Safety Issues Related to Infrastructure, has three key objectives: (1) develop an increased understanding of AV human factors and safety issues related to roadway infrastructure through analysis and experimentation, (2) produce data and results to aid the design of infrastructure elements that better support the operation of AVs, and (3) produce information to support operational standards development and potential performance-requirements activities. The research team conducted an in-person workshop with 18 stakeholders to develop a list of prioritized research topics in the areas of human factors and SAE Level 2 and Level 3 driving automation as a function of roadway infrastructure. The participants agreed on a consolidated list and then voted on three topics they thought were most important to address through further research. The results are a prioritized list that will be considered for further study by the research team. The prioritized list will guide the design of a driving simulator and test track or on-road experiments that explore driver safety as a function of AVs and infrastructure.
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