Road accidents are the main leading cause of death, and more than half of people killed in
road accidents are motorcyclists, pedestrians, and bicyclists. In developing countries, the …

In comparison to other transportation modes, riding motorcycle is prone to accidents.
Motorcyclists are more exposed to physical injury than the car drivers. Many multi-vehicle …

Collisions with other vehicles represent the biggest threat to riders of powered-two-wheeler
(PTW), and while emergency braking is the evasive manoeuvre most frequently required in …

Powered two-wheeler riders are frequently involved in crashes at intersections because an
approaching car driver fails to give right of way. This simulator study aimed to investigate …

Riding behavior is characterized by speed choices and evasive actions performed by riders
while riding under normal conditions through naturalistic riding studies (NRS). Riders …

Motorcycles are a common mode of transport. They are used both for a conventional
purpose-as a way to cover the distance from A to B, but more and more often they are a way …

Abstract Motorcycle Autonomous Emergency Braking system (MAEB), is a technology that
introduces also on Powered-Two-Wheelers (PTWs) the autonomous braking, which is able …

The development of advanced riding assistance systems requires the analysis of user
reactions in emergency situations. Motorcycle riding simulators are an alternative to 'on …

One of the emerging technologies in road vehicles safety is Autonomous Emergency
Braking (AEB), which applies autonomously a braking force to reduce impact speed in pre …

Driving simulators have been extensively used over the last decades and technological
advancements have propelled their development for cars, trucks and other vehicles with four …