Law and tech collide: foreseeability, reasonableness and advanced driver assistance systems

Leiman, Tania

doi:10.1080/14494035.2020.1787696

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“…Also, the use of new technologies has increased the safety of taxis as well [34]. Understanding the risks and benefits of such systems presents an opportunity to recalibrate more accurate community perceptions of driver safety [35], which can be achieved by considering demand-responsive solutions, and change the policy focus in order to improve public transport service [36].…”

Section: E Importance Of Management System and Managers'mentioning

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Evaluating Safety Issues for Taxi Transport Management

Aghabayk

Rejali

Samerei

et al. 2021

Journal of Advanced Transportation

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Taxi drivers face many problems every day including safety issues. The tendency to quickly transport passengers to their destinations for more income has resulted in dangerous driving behaviors leading to traffic violations. So, taxi drivers need appropriate support and training programs to improve safety and reduce the risk of crashes. Implementing different support and safety training programs requires an effective management system. There is a dearth of research on the safety issues of taxis from the perspective of taxi organization managers. This study aims to evaluate the safety issues of taxi transport management through a case study of the Tehran Taxi Organization. A questionnaire survey was conducted with 22 regional managers and 20 transportation specialists of the Tehran Taxi Organization. Issues related to taxi drivers, roads and road users, vehicles, and management systems were evaluated in the questionnaire. Participants determined the relevance level and priority ranking of each question. The level of agreement was then tested using the Kendall concordance test. According to the results, the use of GPS was selected as the best in-vehicle monitoring system that can be used to evaluate drivers in the fleet. Participants believed that passengers’ loading and unloading had the most risk for taxi users. The start-inhibit technology to detect open doors was unanimously evaluated as an efficient technology for taxi safety. With respect to educating taxi users, starting education in schools had the most relevance and priority. Recommendations for increasing the safety of taxis include the use of GPS in taxis to monitor and evaluate drivers, receiving crash reports from police and submitting monthly safety assessment reports, flexibility in drivers’ working hours’ schedule, providing training on drivers fatigue management, and evaluating drivers’ health.

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Evaluating Safety Issues for Taxi Transport Management

Aghabayk

Rejali

Samerei

et al. 2021

Journal of Advanced Transportation

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“…Periodically the driver's reaction to the crisis ahead is regularly slacking, that the underlying mishap between the two cases will prompt a chain of impacting vehicles (Leiman, 2020). Through the insightful vehicle framework, application crisis data is communicated quicker than in the customary chain of drivers who respond to a vehicle's brake lights ahead (Lee and Atkison, 2020).…”

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Vehicular Communications for Road Safety Applications

Bıyık¹

2021

AURUM Journal of Engineering Systems and Architecture

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Computer system frameworks are more modern, similar to vehicles, taking into account that they have PC sensors and are committed to a piece of the vehicle's activity. There is a framework that is cooperative to guarantee an answer that may redesign the security in rush hour gridlock. Correspondences in vehicles are a crisis of the IT innovation that incorporates the vehicle to vehicle, vehicle to framework, vehicle to person on foot correspondence, and the vehicle to everything. Regularly, these vehicles' clients have a hefty dependence on the seat straps and airbags to defend them from any dangers during a mishap. They are like a security net that would defend the gymnastic performers in a bazaar show. The advanced methodology goes past the security nets methodologically, and we ought to battle that the vehicular correspondence networks are not there yet. On the off chance that they are probably going to be available, no trial capacity ought to be finished.There is a conviction of conceivable value of the savvy vehicle coordination that could be higher. The exhibition gauge might be secure further assessment. The innovative work and mechanical consolidation of vehicular correspondence advancements will guarantee a coordinated car innovation. The mix of vehicles' data benefits, their security, and their financial presentation will add to a wise metropolitan transportation structure.

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“…Level 1 and Level 2 cannot be considered autonomous driving; instead, they are Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) [10]. Level 3 and above can be called autonomous driving.…”

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Perspective Chapter: Future Perspectives of Intelligent Autonomous Vehicles

Yin¹

2023

The Dynamics of Vehicles - Basics, Simulation and Autonomous Systems

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The chapter explains the effects of intelligent autonomous vehicles from future perspectives. The chapter gives readers an overview of the future intelligent autonomous vehicles and promotes the development potential on intelligent. To be specific, the chapter first gives the readers an overview of the development of autonomous vehicles. Then, the chapter introduces the potential of intelligent autonomous vehicles, key technologies that are needed for future intelligent autonomous vehicles, and how intelligent autonomous vehicles affect the future. Finally, the chapter discusses barriers in intelligent autonomous vehicles development. The chapter will be contributed as a start point for people who want to keep working on intelligent autonomous vehicles and help them understand the general condition of future intelligent autonomous vehicles.

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Law and tech collide: foreseeability, reasonableness and advanced driver assistance systems

Cited by 18 publications

References 15 publications

Evaluating Safety Issues for Taxi Transport Management

Evaluating Safety Issues for Taxi Transport Management

Vehicular Communications for Road Safety Applications

Perspective Chapter: Future Perspectives of Intelligent Autonomous Vehicles

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