… are being defined for vehicles of automation Level 3, … Sensitive Safety framework (RSS),
and the Fuzzy Safety Model (FSM) … higher safety standards for the first automated vehicles that …

… the development, success, and adoption of automated vehicles in the coming years. Of these,
… trust, education, and sociopolitical implications of automation related to technology failure. …

… the surrogate safety assessment model v.3 (SSAM) [20] to evaluate the safety implications. …
represent cyclists’ behavior and their interactions with other vehicles very accurately [21,22]. …

… and automated vehicles (CAVs) to break traffic rules in order to minimise road safety risk and
… In defining an alternative approach to achieving safe CAV driving behaviours, we describe …

… the automated vehicle (what we call forward incompatibility). Secondly, the occupant of an
automated vehicle … of the occupant of the vehicle, with potential implications for the occupant’s …

… , vehicles, other road users, and infrastructures. The only certainty is that automated vehicles
will not solve all road safety issues. … This paper presents an approach based on road safety …

… of automated driving on policy and societal implications. In this model, implications were …
information security on driving safety, governance of road safety thresholds, regulations related …

… impacts, implications and unintended … automated vehicles, as revealed by the evidence
base for proposed revisions to the European General Safety Regulation on the minimum safety …

… Consider, as a first topic, the safety of CAVs. An academic and public debate on so-called
“moral dilemmas” with automated vehicles has vividly shown that crash avoidance by CAVs is …

… In this paper, automated vehicles are defined and discussed in accordance with the SAE
taxonomy as “vehicles that perform part or all of the dynamic driving task on a sustained basis” (…