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A distributed simulation study to investigate pedestrians’ road-crossing decisions and head movements in response to different vehicle kinematics in mixed traffic
Matching vs. Mismatching Signals of External Human-Machine Interface and Vehicle Kinematics: An Examination of Pedestrian Crossing Behavior and Trust, Safety, and Affective Ratings in Interactions with Differently Sized Automated Vehicles
Self-Driving Vehicles and Pedestrian Interaction: Does an External Human-Machine Interface Mitigate the Threat of a Tinted Windshield or a Distracted Driver?
Where Do Passengers Gaze? Impact of Passengers' Personality Traits on Their Gaze Pattern Toward Pedestrians During APMV-Pedestrian Interactions with Diverse eHMIs
Hello, is it me you’re Stopping for? The Effect of external Human Machine Interface Familiarity on Pedestrians’ Crossing Behaviour in an Ambiguous Situation
A distributed simulation study to investigate pedestrians’ head-turning behaviour when crossing in response to automated and human-driven vehicles displaying different braking patterns
A qualitative focus groups study to identify how pedestrians perceive the arrival of fully autonomous vehicles
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