Implications of As-built Highway Horizontal Curves on Vehicle Dynamic/Kinematic Characteristics Under Adaptive Cruise Control
Shuyi Wang,
Yuanwen Lai,
Xuntao Qiu
et al.
Abstract:<p>Due to the presence of the road’s curvature and sensors’ limited field of view, as-built highway curves designed based on traditional human-driven vehicles’ characteristics pose a challenge to the adaptive cruise control (ACC) system and its shared control. However, very few efforts in the literature were expended on exploring the adaptability of the ACC system-dedicated vehicle (V-ACC) from the perspective of vehicle-road geometry interaction. Therefore, the objectives of this study are threefold: (i… Show more
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