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Nicolas Louveton, Gilles Montagne, Catherine Berthelon & Reinoud J. Bootsma. (2012) Intercepting a moving traffic gap while avoiding collision with lead and trail vehicles: Gap-related and boundary-related influences on drivers’ speed regulations during approach to an intersection. Human Movement Science 31:6, pages 1500-1516.
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