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USER ACCEPTANCE OF INTELLIGENT VEHICLE-HIGHWAY SYSTEMS (IVHS): DIRECTIONS FOR FUTURE RESEARCH

Following a review of the potential noneconomic consequences of deploying an Intelligent Vehicle-Highway System, the paper discusses the need for a systematic program of research dealing with the behavioral aspects of the new technology. A research agenda covering one component of behavioral research is then outlined and recommendations are made for specific studies as part of the agenda.

R W Marans | R. Marans

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