In conditionally automated driving, drivers are required to respond to takeover requests
(TORs) and resume manual driving of the vehicle in situations where the conditionally …

Introduction: In conditionally automated driving, drivers are allowed to engage in non-driving
related tasks (NDRTs) and are occasionally requested to take over vehicle control in …

Conditionally automated driving (SAE Level 3) relinquishes driver from monitoring the
driving task and the traffic environment, permitting the driver to perform non-driving-related …

Previous research has shown that drivers are generally able to deactivate the automation in
an automated vehicle after a Take-Over Request (TOR) in a relatively short time frame of …

Objective: The aim of this study was to investigate the effects of task-induced fatigue in
prolonged conditional automated driving on takeover performance. Background: In …

Automated driving will be of high value in the future. While in partial-automated driving the
driver must always monitor the traffic situation, a paradigm shift is taking place in the case of …

Objective At conditionally automated driving, the driver can temporarily engage in non-
driving related tasks (NDRTs). However, they must safely take over control when the …

Automated driving is a developing trend that is coming to the consumer market, and
conditionally automated driving (CAD) is anticipated to become the primary automated …

Objective: This study aimed at investigating the driver's takeover performance when
switching from working on different non–driving related tasks (NDRTs) while driving with a …

Conditionally automated driving (CAD) relieves the driver from monitoring current traffic
conditions. This type of driving inherently enables the driver to execute different non-driving …