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Technologies that partially automate some aspects of driving are becoming increasingly common in vehicles. These technologies have the potential to make driving more comfortable and possibly safer. However, it is important for drivers to understand the capabilities as well as the limitations of these technologies in order to use them safely. Previous research has shown […]
Advanced vehicle technologies have the potential to improve safety and convenience for drivers; however, in order to realize these benefits, it is important that drivers use the systems appropriately. Past research has documented gaps in drivers’ understanding of how new technology works and when it should be used. It follows that the interplay between a […]
Advanced in-vehicle technology is becoming more commonplace in the U.S. passenger vehicle fleet. Under limited circumstances, driver support features such as adaptive cruise control (ACC), lane centering assist (LCA), and other forms of vehicle automation can now perform parts of the driving task. It follows that these features can change drivers’ roles, including adopting passive […]