The automated driver as a new road user

Figures & data

Figure 1. Human driving based on Michon (1985), Van der Molen and Bötticher (1988) and Näätänen and Summala (1974).

Figure 2. A hybrid robot control architecture adapted from Davies and Jnifene (2007).

Figure 3. Framework for human and automated driving.

Figure 4. Automated driver vs human driver electromagnetic sensitivity and field of view.

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