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How to evaluate the driver's trust in ITS? Example of ACC [adaptive cruise control]

Stéphane Espié, Bako Rajaonah, Jean‐Michel Auberlet, Fabrice Vienne

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This paper presents part of a study which investigates the driver's trust when using an Adaptive Cruise Control. The conducted experiment focuses on the driver's trust and time headway in a particular situation of insertion of a truck in front of the driver's vehicle. Study has been carried out using a driving simulator and questionnaires. Our results confirm that reclaiming control with ACC is an important problem and that the main referent of the driver's trust when driving with an ACC is the interaction between the driver and the device.

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Key concepts: Cruise control, Headway, Cruise, Control (management), Computer science, Truck, Referent, Anticipation (artificial intelligence)