HUMAN FACTORS AND SAFETY ISSUES IN IVHS
Peter A. Hancock, Stirling P. Stackhouse
Abstract
Peter A. Hancock, Stirling P. Stackhouse
Abstract
Focuses on human factors and safety problems of Intelligent Vehicle Highway Systems (IVHS) implementation. Discusses various problems associated with IVHS technology as they relate to human factors issues. Recognizes the need for IVHS to facilitate efficiency through congestion alleviation and improve safety through technical advances.
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Focuses on human factors and safety problems of Intelligent Vehicle Highway Systems (IVHS) implementation. Discusses various problems associated with IVHS technology as they relate to human factors issues. Recognizes the need for IVHS to facilitate efficiency through congestion alleviation and improve safety through technical advances.
Key concepts: Intelligent transportation system, Transport engineering, Engineering, Highway system, Traffic congestion, Risk analysis (engineering), Business