Drivers' Behavior Analysis at Unsignalized Intersections Without Right of Way
Kei Sato, Masao NAGAI
Abstract
Kei Sato, Masao NAGAI
Abstract
This study aims to clarify the principal causes of head-on collisions and to establish a reference model when passing through unsignalized intersections without the right of way. The experiment was conducted on the test course using the experimental vehicle to collect driving data of expert drivers. The relation between the vehicle velocity and the face angle versus distance from the stop line was clarified and the characteristics of the safety confirmation behavior were obtained by analyzing driving data considering with driver's eye gaze.
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This study aims to clarify the principal causes of head-on collisions and to establish a reference model when passing through unsignalized intersections without the right of way. The experiment was conducted on the test course using the experimental vehicle to collect driving data of expert drivers. The relation between the vehicle velocity and the face angle versus distance from the stop line was clarified and the characteristics of the safety confirmation behavior were obtained by analyzing driving data considering with driver's eye gaze.
Key concepts: Transport engineering, Computer science, Engineering