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Crossing in the Dark: The Effect of Vehicle Kinematics and eHMI on Older Pedestrians’ Crossing Behaviour

2024-08-21

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<p>With higher levels of Automated Vehicles (AVs) entering the traffic system in the future, it is important to investigate pedestrians’ crossing behaviour and experience while interacting with AVs, which lack a human driver. There has been a surge in interest within the last few years in evaluating new forms of communication for AVs, namely external human-machine interfaces (eHMIs). However, much of the research...

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10.31234/osf.io/a2m9w
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