Truck platooning is a form of vehicle automation and cooperation that is leading the way for cooperative and automated vehicle implementation. However, much is still unknown about the effects and potential dangers of many situations in regard to cooperative control of these platoons. In this contribution, we discuss many of the challenges in regard to full platoon control, we give concepts that can answer some of the questions and make recommendations on how full platoon control should be considered by truck manufactures, ADS software developers and policy makers. A main concept that is applied is that of Meaningful Human Control (MHC). We furthermore consider driver 'reasons', both distal and proximal, to identify correct chains of MHC. We...
Truck platooning is a technology that allows trucks to drive in a convoy one behind the other, commu...
This paper builds our knowledge of truck driver behaviour in and experience of automated truck plato...
A platoon can be defined as a group of consecutive vehicles that exchange information, so that they ...
Truck platooning is a form of vehicle automation and cooperation that is leading the way for coopera...
Vehicle cooperation, not vehicle automation, will yield the greatest benefits on road traffic. Howev...
Vehicle cooperation, not vehicle automation, will yield the greatest benefits on road traffic. Howev...
Truck platooning refers to the automated operation of multiple trucks. High expectations rest on tru...
Platooning is a way of how different transport companies could reduce fuel consumption and increase ...
Truck platooning is the application of cooperative adaptive cruise control where multiple trucks are...
This paper presents an overview of current projects that deal with vehicle platooning. The platoonin...
A truck platoon is a set of virtually linked trucks that drive closely behind one another using auto...
As vehicles become more and more intelligent and more and more technology to drive highly automated ...
Human Factors issues with automated driving systems (ADS) are becoming more apparent with the increa...
With automated and cooperative driving making its breakthrough, and related systems in fast developm...
Representatives of the trucking industry have been surveyed to try to identify their needs and conce...
Truck platooning is a technology that allows trucks to drive in a convoy one behind the other, commu...
This paper builds our knowledge of truck driver behaviour in and experience of automated truck plato...
A platoon can be defined as a group of consecutive vehicles that exchange information, so that they ...
Truck platooning is a form of vehicle automation and cooperation that is leading the way for coopera...
Vehicle cooperation, not vehicle automation, will yield the greatest benefits on road traffic. Howev...
Vehicle cooperation, not vehicle automation, will yield the greatest benefits on road traffic. Howev...
Truck platooning refers to the automated operation of multiple trucks. High expectations rest on tru...
Platooning is a way of how different transport companies could reduce fuel consumption and increase ...
Truck platooning is the application of cooperative adaptive cruise control where multiple trucks are...
This paper presents an overview of current projects that deal with vehicle platooning. The platoonin...
A truck platoon is a set of virtually linked trucks that drive closely behind one another using auto...
As vehicles become more and more intelligent and more and more technology to drive highly automated ...
Human Factors issues with automated driving systems (ADS) are becoming more apparent with the increa...
With automated and cooperative driving making its breakthrough, and related systems in fast developm...
Representatives of the trucking industry have been surveyed to try to identify their needs and conce...
Truck platooning is a technology that allows trucks to drive in a convoy one behind the other, commu...
This paper builds our knowledge of truck driver behaviour in and experience of automated truck plato...
A platoon can be defined as a group of consecutive vehicles that exchange information, so that they ...