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Impacts of shorter perception-reaction time of adapted cruise controlled vehicles on traffic flow and safety

Auto manufacturers have begun to market an adaptive cruise control system (ACCS) as an option that promotes driver safety. This paper examines how the presence of vehicles equipped with ACCS affect...

Shinya Kikuchi | Nobuhiro Uno | Mitsura Tanaka | S. Kikuchi | N. Uno | Mitsura Tanaka

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