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Intelligent transport systems (ITS) and driving behaviour: setting the agenda

R.E.C.M. van der Heijden, Vincent Marchau

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The application of intelligent transportation systems (ITS), in particular advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), is expected to improve the performance of road transportation significantly. Public policy makers, among others, are therefore increasingly interested in the implementation possibilities of these systems. However, current knowledge of these ITS implementation issues is poor with respect to, for example, technological requirements for ITS implementation, the contribution of ITS to general transport policy goals and the willingness of stakeholders to accept and use ITS. This paper gives an overview of recent developments.

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The application of intelligent transportation systems (ITS), in particular advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), is expected to improve the performance of road transportation significantly. Public policy makers, among others, are therefore increasingly interested in the implementation possibilities of these systems. However, current knowledge of these ITS implementation issues is poor with respect to, for example, technological requirements for ITS implementation, the contribution of ITS to general transport policy goals and the willingness of stakeholders to accept and use ITS. This paper gives an overview of recent developments.

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The application of intelligent transportation systems (ITS), in particular advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), is expected to improve the performance of road transportation significantly. Public policy makers, among others, are therefore increasingly interested in the implementation possibilities of these systems. However, current knowledge of these ITS implementation issues is poor with respect to, for example, technological requirements for ITS implementation, the contribution of ITS to general transport policy goals and the willingness of stakeholders to accept and use ITS. This paper gives an overview of recent developments.

Key concepts: Intelligent transportation system, Advanced driver assistance systems, Public transport, Computer science, Intelligent decision support system, Transport engineering, Risk analysis (engineering), Process management

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