Simulation as an Instrument for Research of Driver-vehicle Interaction

Čulík, Kristián; Kalašová, Alica; Kubíková, Simona

doi:10.1051/matecconf/201713400008

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“…In the Slovak republic, in 2018 the number of registered vehicles increased by 4.16 % compare to 2017 and reached the value of more than 3.2 million. The increase of individual automobiles (IA) was 4.24 % and exceeded 2.3 million [12][13], which represents a degree of automation of 2.34, see Figure 2.…”

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Modelling of the Traffic Flow Basic Characteristics at the Road Network Selected Section

Kalašová¹,

Kubíková²,

Harantová³

2021

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Elimination of connection between an increase in transport and economic growth has been the main aim of the transport policy of the EU for a few years and it has not been accomplished yet. Transportation causes considerable external costs that have concrete originators but are not paid by them. The biggest external costs are connected with emissions, noise, accidents and congestions. In this contribution, the problem of congestions, which currently bother drivers in EU was analysed, together with possibilities for their solving, since the congestions' reduction is one of the priorities of the EU’s transport policy. The task was to observe a relation between the basic traffic flow characteristics on the specific section of the road no. I/65 and to identify effects on traffic in general, as well as to specify reasons and conditions within the traffic congestions that occurred. These results are a basis for the theoretical proposal of possible solutions of the issue.

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Modelling of the Traffic Flow Basic Characteristics at the Road Network Selected Section

Kalašová¹,

Kubíková²,

Harantová³

2021

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“…Based on the findings, a framework of transportation system impacts towards military logistics in Sabah was developed. As mentioned in Driver-Vehicle interaction simulation [31], the transportation system consists of drivers, vehicles, and roads. This transportation system issues faced by the military in Sabah greatly impact the inefficiency of military logistics support in Sabah.…”

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The Impacts of Transportation System towards the Military Logistics Support in Sabah

Halizahari¹,

Daud²,

Sarkawi³

2022

International Journal on Advanced Science, Engineering and Information Technology

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Military logistics are ranked among the critical components contributing to the military operation's success. The efficiency of military logistics support relies on its rapid response when a favorable choice of route and a high-performance vehicle is utilized. This study was conducted in Sabah to explore the logistics support's effectiveness, with the military establishment scattered around Sabah while the central depot is remotely located from Kota Kinabalu to support the logistics required for the whole military. Further, a qualitative inquiry methodology was utilized in exploring the nature of issues. The interview protocol was prepared as a guideline. This study used purposeful snowball sampling and resulted in 17 key informants, comprised of military transport drivers and officers. A semi-structured interview was conducted with these key informants. This study found that the main challenges were the military troop transporting logistics on mountainous and poor road conditions. Moreover, the vehicle used to transport logistics is old, aging, and inefficient to perform logistics support. Hence, it is imperative was found that the transportation system consisting of Drivers, Roads, and Vehicles has a direct impact on inefficient military logistics support. In light of these challenges, a framework of transportation system impacts on military logistics in Sabah was developed. This study contributes to gaining more insight into the transportation system's influence on Sabah's military logistics efficiency. Finally, this paper offers a solution that is the right time to replace the military vehicles since most of the vehicles were already beyond their economic life.

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“…If a delay in delivery of the consignment arises due to an intentional act or negligence of the carrier equivalent to the intent, there will not be applied the maximum limit for the indemnification in the amount of the freight, but the carrier will be obliged to reimburse the incurred loss to the full extent. These consequences may mean a bankruptcy for the carrier since the damages caused intentionally or in gross negligence are not covered by insurance [21].…”

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Delivery Times and Delay in Delivery of Consignment under the Conditions of International Carriage

Sosedová¹,

Otáhalová²,

Dávid³

et al. 2021

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Delivery time means a certain period in which the carrier is obliged to transport the consignment from one place to another. The delay occurs when the carrier does not deliver the consignment to the consignee within this period. The authors analyse individual legislative documents regulating the transport - legal conditions of international transport. In addition, they present the reasons for the delay in delivery of the consignment and point to the carrier's liability for non-fulfilment of the obligation to transport the consignment within the delivery period. By comparing the results, authors state that there is a diversity of regulations in the field of international transport, especially in the context of the multimodality development. Such a diversity in regulations causes inconsistencies in the transport market and therefore there is a need to harmonize unimodal transport systems.

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Simulation as an Instrument for Research of Driver-vehicle Interaction

Cited by 22 publications

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Modelling of the Traffic Flow Basic Characteristics at the Road Network Selected Section

Modelling of the Traffic Flow Basic Characteristics at the Road Network Selected Section

The Impacts of Transportation System towards the Military Logistics Support in Sabah

Delivery Times and Delay in Delivery of Consignment under the Conditions of International Carriage

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