Due to the absence of a human driver, the introduction of fully automated vehicles (FAVs)
may bring new safety challenges to the traffic system, especially when FAVs interact with …

… road in front of AVs and CVs. It should be noted that, in this paper, AV refers to a fully
automated vehicle without a human driver, which corresponds to SAE level 5 (Taxonomy, 2018). …

Automated vehicles are expected to substitute driver-pedestrian communication via LED strips
or displays. This communication is expected to improve trust and the crossing process in …

… The latter measures the lateral displacement within or very close to the boundaries of the
vehicle (eg, straight down from the front bumper of the vehicle). For example, magnetic marker …

… in front of an automated vehicle. In the following videos, you will see an automated vehicle
… , participants in the Uninformed group received no information about the vehicle deviation. …

… on the major road that the minor road driver merges in front of is termed the “follower”, and
the vehicle in front of the driver after accepting the gap is termed the “leader”. The gap that is …

… Therefore, more research is required to examine pedestrian’s acceptance and subsequent
behaviour when crossing a road in front of fully AVs when these vehicles are introduced onto …

… by the vehicle in front (How disturbing was the driving behavior of the vehicle in front?; 1 = …
we asked the participants how they reacted when the vehicle in front was marked as an AV. In …

… analyzes automated vehicle crash narratives from the California Department of Motor Vehicles
automated vehicle … The other vehicle sustained moderate damage to its front bumper ...” …

… Participants were seated in a vehicle buck consisting of the front half only (see Fig. 1). Traffic
scenarios were projected onto a screen 2 m in front of the vehicle projecting an image with …