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Identifying factors affecting driver takeover time and crash risk during the automated driving takeover process
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Author Affiliations
Southeast University, The Synergetic Innovation Center for Advanced Materials, Modern Electron (United States), Monash University
Published InJournal of Transportation Safety & Security
Year2025
Citations3
Abstract
This study aims to develop prediction models of driver takeover time and crash risks during the automated driving takeover process. A driving simulator experiment was conducted to collect vehicle trajectory and driver behavior data. The random-parameter duration model was first built to model driver takeover time. Results indicated that young drivers, novice drivers, takeover request lead time, and traffic volume had varying impacts on takeover time due to the unobserved heterogeneity. Then, an explainable machine learning model was utilized to predict and explore various predictors’ impacts on takeover crashes. Validation results revealed that the developed model provided satisfactory accuracy in predicting crashes. SHAP was used to interpret the estimated results by examining contributory factors’ main effects and interactive effects on…
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Fields & Keywords
Physical SciencesEngineeringSafety, Risk, Reliability and QualityTraffic and Road SafetyHuman-Automation Interaction and SafetyAutonomous Vehicle Technology and SafetyTransport engineeringSimulationComputer securityOperating systemAstronomyProgramming languageEnvironmental healthClassical mechanicsLiteratureQuantum mechanics