Evolution of User Trust in Autonomous Vehicles and Characteristics of Disengagements
项目名称: Evolution of User Trust in Autonomous Vehicles and Characteristics of Disengagements
摘要: Autonomous vehicles (AVs) have the potential to enable a safe, efficient, equitable, healthy, and sustainable transportation system and communities. The expectation is that traffic safety will improve and not deteriorate once AVs enter the transportation ecosystem. However, a recent survey conducted by the American Automobile Association (AAA) reported that 73% of drivers are “too afraid” to ride in a self-driving vehicle. Public enthusiasm for and trust in AVs has been significantly impacted following multiple fatal crashes involving vehicles with varying levels of automation. Understanding trust in AV technology is complex, involving technological as well as social dimensions, and we have a limited understanding of how the trust varies demographically, what factors are at play, and what we can do to improve the trust. Additionally, there is limited or no research on the trust of potential operators in AVs. A crucial aspect of AV control in SAE L3 and L4 vehicles is disengagement of automation and handover to manual control. Through field deployment of an AV, this project will study how rider and operator trust in AVs evolves over time and will characterize AV disengagements.
状态: Inactive
资金: 74972
资助组织: Office of the Assistant Secretary for Research and Technology
执行机构: University of Wisconsin, Madison
开始时间: 20210901
预计完成日期: 20220831
主题领域: Highways;Safety and Human Factors;Vehicles and Equipment
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