l2 supervised

Two assistance features active simultaneously, driver supervises.

244 papers carry this automation level tag, of 8040 that declare a automation level at all (62594 papers carry any topic). Absence here means undeclared, not absent.

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  1. Trends in U.S. Drivers’ Perceptions and Attitudes Toward Vehicle Automation, 2019–2025 · 2026 · AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety
  2. SAE Level 2 ADAS Performance in Specific Crash-Imminent Scenarios · 2026 · Beale, Gregory et al.
  3. LLMs in the Loop: A Survey of Language-Driven Driver Monitoring and Assistance Systems · 2026 · Chandrayan, Vanchha et al.
  4. Supervisory Gaze Behaviour Under Different Automation Durations in Level 2 Driving: A First-Order Transition Analysis · 2026 · Chouchane, Hanna et al.
  5. Training Drivers on L2 Automated Systems: A Pilot Study for Developing Effective Training that Drivers Will Use · 2026 · Linkous, Taylor Y. et al.
  6. Chatting with AI: enhancing the supervision safety of near-L3 automated driving by engaging in non-driving–related tasks · 2026 · Jiang, Tingwei et al.
  7. Shift the gaze · 2026 · Illgner, Johannes et al.
  8. Are Drivers More Distracted with Level 2 Automated Technologies? A Naturalistic Driving Study Analysis of Frequency, Duration, and Proportion of Time Drivers Engage in Secondary Tasks · 2026 · Klauer, Sheila et al.
  9. Driver-Perception-Aware Shared Steering Control for Automated Vehicles: Balancing Safety and Comfort · 2026 · Koritala, Naveen K. et al.
  10. Driving Together: Intent-Aware Dynamic Authority Allocation for Shared Control · 2026 · Singh, Abhimanyu Pratap et al.
  11. A Hierarchical Shared Steering Control Strategy Based on Driver States · 2026 · Wang, Quanjin et al.
  12. Safety Enhancement of Adaptive Cruise Control Adapted to Driver Eyes-Off State · 2025 · Arai, Norika et al.
  13. Overloaded, underloaded or in control: How many automated vehicles can one person supervise? · 2025 · Bogg, Adam et al.
  14. FMVSS Considerations for Vehicles with Automated Driving Systems: Volume 3 · 2025 · Chaka, Michelle et al.
  15. Human-in-the-Loop in Partial Driving Automation · 2025 · Fuchs, Robert et al.
  16. What makes a ready driver? A deep dive into the measurement and validation of readiness estimation for driver monitoring systems of partially automated (SAE level 2) vehicles · 2025 · Gonçalves, Rafael Cirino et al.
  17. Lane-Keeping Assistance System Based on Model Predictive Control With Smooth Transitions Between Operational Modes · 2025 · Hong, Younsung et al.
  18. Examination of General Motors Super Cruise system field effects using state police report crash data · 2025 · Leslie, Andrew J. et al.
  19. Finding windows of opportunity: How drivers adapt to partial automation safeguards over time · 2025 · Mueller, Alexandra S. et al.
  20. Changes in glance and hands-on-wheel behaviors when engaging with non-driving-related tasks while using Tesla Autopilot · 2025 · Pipkorn, Linda et al.
  21. Can Drivers Construct Accurate Mental Models of Autopilot? · 2025 · Salehi, Hugh et al.
  22. FMVSS Considerations for Vehicles with Automated Driving Systems: Volume 4 · 2025 · Stowe, Loren et al.
  23. Meaningful human control of partially automated driving systems: Insights from interviews with Tesla users · 2025 · Suryana, Lucas Elbert et al.
  24. Übersicht und Trends bei der Fahrer Überwachung · 2025 · Walter, Nalita et al.
  25. Evaluation of Eyes Off Road During L2 Activation on Uncontrolled Access Roadways · 2024 · Anderson, Gabrial T et al.
  26. Tesla Autopilot Through Constructions: Investigating the Effect of On-Road Partially-Automated Driving through Construction Zones · 2024 · Biondi, Francesco et al.
  27. Automated driving experiences, attention, and intentions following extensive on-road usage of a level 2 automation vehicle · 2024 · Sanbonmatsu, DM et al.
  28. This is your brain on autopilot 2.0: The influence of practice on driver workload and engagement during on-road, partially automated driving · 2024 · McDonnell, AS et al.
  29. Training benefits driver behaviour while using automation with an attention monitoring system · 2024 · DeGuzman, Chelsea A. et al.
  30. Assessing driver engagement in assisted driving: Insights from Pilot Evaluation, Focus Groups and driving simulator testing · 2024 · Deiana, Francesco et al.
  31. Which partially automated driving function do drivers prefer? Results from two field studies on public highways · 2024 · Ebinger, Nikolai et al.
  32. Approaches for Developing and Evaluating Emerging Partial Driving Automation System HMIs · 2024 · Glaser, Yi G. et al.
  33. A Data-Informed Analysis of Scalable Supervision for Safety in Autonomous Vehicle Fleets · 2024 · Hickert, Cameron et al.
  34. Improving Driver Engagement with Level 2 Automated Systems: The Impact of Fully Shared Longitudinal Control · 2024 · Illgner, Johannes et al.
  35. Development of an Integrated Longitudinal Control Algorithm for Autonomous Mobility with EEG-Based Driver Status Classification and Safety Index · 2024 · Jang, Munjung et al.
  36. The impact of visual user interfaces on drivers’ understanding of driving control mode and hands-on steering wheel requirement in Level 2 automated vehicles · 2024 · Kim, Soyeon et al.
  37. Do Drivers Pay Attention during Highway-Based Automated Lane Changes while Operating under Hands-Free Partially Automated Driving? · 2024 · Llaneras, Robert et al.
  38. Habits, attitudes, and expectations of regular users of partial driving automation systems · 2024 · Mueller, Alexandra S. et al.
  39. Adaptive Cost Function-Based Shared Driving Control for Cooperative Lane-Keeping Systems With User-Test Experiments · 2024 · Oudainia, Mohamed Radjeb et al.
  40. Characterizing Level 2 Automation in a Naturalistic Driving Fleet · 2024 · Perez, Miguel A et al.
  41. Assessment of Driver Monitoring Systems for Alcohol Impairment Detection and Level 2 Automation · 2024 · Prendez, David M et al.
  42. Test procedure for the evaluation of partially automated driving HMI including driver monitoring systems in driving simulation · 2024 · Schömig, Nadja et al.
  43. A Prototypical Expert-Driven Approach Towards Capability-Based Monitoring of Automated Driving Systems · 2024 · Schubert, Richard et al.
  44. Image-Based Driver Status Monitoring System for Determining the Transfer of Dynamic Driving Tasks in Autonomous Vehicles · 2024 · Su, Yi-Feng et al.
  45. A Meaningful Human Control Perspective on User Perception of Partially Automated Driving Systems: A Case Study of Tesla Users · 2024 · Suryana, Lucas Elbert et al.
  46. The indirect shared steering control under double loop structure of driver and automation · 2024 · Tian, Yantao et al.
  47. Evaluation of Drivers’ Mental Model, Trust, and Reliance Toward Level 2 Automated Vehicles · 2024 · Zhang, Tingru et al.
  48. Noncooperative-Game-Theory-Based Driver-Automation Shared Steering Control Considering Driver Steering Behavior Characteristics · 2024 · Zhang, Junhui et al.
  49. A Multi-Method Approach to Understanding Drivers’ Experiences and Behavior Under Partial Vehicle Automation · 2023 · AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety
  50. Keep your hands on the wheel: The effect of driver supervision strategy on change detection, mind wandering, and gaze behavior · 2023 · Amre, Shruti M. et al.
  51. Evaluation of the vehicle behaviour when not responding to the take-over request of Tesla Autopilot and Volkswagen Travel Assist · 2023 · Bauder, Maximilian et al.
  52. Driver behavior while using Level 2 vehicle automation: A hybrid naturalistic study · 2023 · Cooper, JM et al.
  53. This is your brain on autopilot: Neural indices of driver workload and engagement during partial vehicle automation · 2023 · McDonnell, AS et al.
  54. Driver Engagement · 2023 · Deiana, Francesco et al.
  55. What do drivers prefer? A field study on longitudinal and lateral driving automation · 2023 · Ebinger, Nikolai et al.
  56. Safety of Level 4 Autonomous Vehicle: Still Human in the Loop · 2023 · Farzana Firoz, Kazi et al.
  57. From Driver to Supervisor: Comparing Cognitive Load and EEG-based Attentional Resource Allocation across Automation Levels · 2023 · Figalova, Nikol et al.
  58. From Driver to Supervisor: Comparing Cognitive Load and EEG-Based Attentional Resource Allocation Across Automation Levels · 2023 · Figalova, Nikol et al.
  59. Design and Comparison of Two Advanced Driving Assistance Systems for the Lane Keeping in Intelligent Vehicles, Based on $L P V / \mathscr{H}_{\infty}$ and Super-Twisting Sliding Mode (STSM) Control Techniques · 2023 · Hamdan, Alex et al.
  60. Effect of Visual and Auditory Secondary Task on Takeover Performance in Level 2 Automated Driving · 2023 · Hwang, Jiwoo et al.
  61. Chinese Drivers’ Attitudes toward L2+ Level of Driving Automation · 2023 · Li, Liping et al.
  62. Driver-Automation Shared Control for Vehicle Lane Keeping Systems via Steering Torque Estimation · 2023 · Li, Wenfeng et al.
  63. Driver-automation shared steering control for vehicle lane keeping systems via an adaptive control method · 2023 · Li, W. et al.
  64. Assessing Driver Engagement Through Machine Learning Classification of Physiological Measures · 2023 · Lochbihler, Aidan et al.
  65. Human-as-advisor in the loop for autonomous lane-keeping · 2023 · Mai, Rene et al.
  66. How Often are ADAS Used? Results of a Car Drivers’ Survey · 2023 · Picone, Mariarosaria et al.
  67. Consumer demand for partial driving automation and hands-free driving capability · 2023 · Mueller, Alexandra S. et al.
  68. Haptics based multi-level collaborative steering control for automated driving · 2023 · Nakade, Tomohiro et al.
  69. Visual Attention Patterns in Automated and Manual Lane Change Maneuvers · 2023 · Noonan, T. Zach et al.
  70. (Mis-)use of standard Autopilot and Full Self-Driving (FSD) Beta: Results from interviews with users of Tesla's FSD Beta · 2023 · Nordhoff, Sina et al.
  71. Driver State Monitoring Technology for Conditionally Automated Vehicles: Review and Future Prospects · 2023 · Qu, You et al.
  72. Bringing a Vehicle to a Controlled Stop: Effectiveness of a Dual-Control Scheme for Identifying Driver Drowsiness and Executing Safety Control under Hands-off Partial Driving Automation · 2023 · Saito, Yuichi et al.
  73. Who Will Drive Automated Vehicles? - Usability Context Analysis and Design Guidelines for Future Control Centers for Automated Vehicle Traffic · 2023 · Schwindt, Sarah et al.
  74. TESLA AUTOPILOT: SEMI-AUTOMATIC DRIVING, MOMENTUM FOR FUTURE AUTONOMY · 2023 · Sidorkin, D. D.
  75. Vigilance Decrement During On-Road Partially Automated Driving Across Four Systems · 2023 · Strayer, David L.
  76. Influences of Level 2 Automated Driving on Driver Behaviors: A Comparison With Manual Driving · 2023 · Yang, Bo et al.
  77. Model Validation of Adaptive Cruise Control in Vehicles Utilizing Real-World Driving Data · 2023 · Zhang, Yaozhong et al.
  78. Lane Keeping SOSM Controller with an Adaptive Automation Authority in Shared Driving Control · 2022 · Benariba, Hassan. et al.
  79. The Impact of Autopilot on Tesla · 2022 · Chen, Runze et al.
  80. Safety Implications of Variability in Autonomous Driving Assist Alerting · 2022 · Cummings, Mary L. et al.
  81. Equilibrium of Control in Automated Vehicles: Driver Engagement Level and Automation Capability Levels · 2022 · Degani, Asaf et al.
  82. How Do Drivers Self-Regulate their Secondary Task Engagements? The Effect of Driving Automation on Touchscreen Interactions and Glance Behavior · 2022 · Ebel, Patrick et al.
  83. One of the First Fatalities of a Self-Driving Car: Root Cause Analysis of the 2016 Tesla Model S 70D Crash · 2022 · Ergin, Uluğhan
  84. How to Keep Drivers Attentive during Level 2 Automation? Development and Evaluation of an HMI Concept Using Affective Elements and Message Framing · 2022 · Hecht, Tobias et al.
  85. How Driver Monitoring System Effectively Alerts Drivers of Partially Automated Vehicles · 2022 · Jiang, Wen et al.
  86. Inferring Takeover in SAE Level 2 Automated Vehicles Using Driver-Based Behavioral and Psychophysiological Signals · 2022 · Konishi, Matthew et al.
  87. A Type-2 Fuzzy Approach to Driver-Automation Shared Driving Lane Keeping Control of Semi-Autonomous Vehicles Under Imprecise Premise Variable · 2022 · Liu, Yue et al.
  88. Human-Oriented Online Driving Authority Optimization for Driver-Automation Shared Steering Control · 2022 · Liu, Jun et al.
  89. LPV lateral control for ADAS based on driver performance monitoring · 2022 · Medero, Ariel et al.
  90. Speeding behavior while using adaptive cruise control and lane centering in free flow traffic · 2022 · Monfort, Samuel S. et al.
  91. Robust LPV control synthesis for learning-aided driver assistance systems · 2022 · Németh, Balázs et al.
  92. Characterizing the use of Tesla’s Auto Lane Change Feature in Driver-Initiated Maneuvers · 2022 · Noonan, T. Zach et al.
  93. Driver Assisted Lane Keeping with Conflict Management Using Robust Sliding Mode Controller · 2022 · Perozzi, Gabriele et al.
  94. Development of Educational Materials for the Public and First Responders on the Limitations of Advanced Driving Assistance Systems · 2022 · Rahman, Md Ashikur et al.
  95. Designing and Evaluating an Informative Interface for Transfer of Control in a Level 2 Automated Driving System · 2022 · Roberts, Shannon et al.
  96. Bringing a Vehicle to a Controlled Stop: Effectiveness of a Dual-Control Scheme for Identifying Driver Drowsiness and Preventing Lane Departures Under Partial Driving Automation Requiring Hands-on-Wheel · 2022 · Saito, Yuichi et al.
  97. Integration of Human Factors in an Automated Driving Supervision System · 2022 · Scoliege, Jordan et al.
  98. Do adaptive cruise control and lane keeping systems make the longitudinal vehicle control safer? Insights into speeding and time gaps shorter than one second from a naturalistic driving study with SAE Level 2 automation · 2022 · Varotto, Silvia F. et al.
  99. Automotive autopilot system · 2022 · Veretelnikov, A.S. et al.
  100. Clinical Report: Experiences of a Driver with Vision Impairment when Using a Tesla Car · 2022 · Xu, Jing et al.
  101. Influences of Combined Use of Level 2 Automated Driving and Manual Driving on Vigilance Decrements in Long Time Driving · 2022 · Yoshiyama, Kohei et al.
  102. Survey and Synthesis of State of the Art in Driver Monitoring · 2021 · Halin, Anaïs et al.
  103. FMVSS Considerations for Vehicles with Automated Driving Systems: Volume 2 · 2021 · Chaka, Michelle et al.
  104. Lateral Driving Envelope Protection Using Cascade Control · 2021 · Efremov, Denis et al.
  105. Supervision of a self-driving vehicle unmasks latent sleepiness relative to manually controlled driving · 2021 · Flynn-Evans, Erin E. et al.
  106. European NCAP Program Developments to Address Driver Distraction, Drowsiness and Sudden Sickness · 2021 · Fredriksson, Rikard et al.
  107. Lateral Controllability for Automated Driving (SAE Level 2 and Level 3 Automated Driving Systems) · 2021 · Garbacik, Neil et al.
  108. A Fuzzy Logic Shared Steering Control Approach For Semi-Autonomous Vehicle · 2021 · Hamdan, Ali et al.
  109. Indirect Shared Control for Cooperative Driving Between Driver and Automation in Steer-by-Wire Vehicles · 2021 · Li, Renjie et al.
  110. A Type-2 Fuzzy Approach to Driver-Automation Shared Driving Lane Keeping Control of Semi-autonomous Vehicles under Imprecise Premise Variable · 2021 · Liu, Yue et al.
  111. Communication and Interaction With Semiautonomous Ground Vehicles by Force Control Steering · 2021 · Martinez-Garcia, Miguel et al.
  112. Drivers use active gaze to monitor waypoints during automated driving · 2021 · Mole, Callum et al.
  113. Visual attention and steering wheel control: From engagement to disengagement of Tesla Autopilot · 2021 · Morando, Alberto et al.
  114. Addressing Driver Disengagement and Proper System Use: Human Factors Recommendations for Level 2 Driving Automation Design · 2021 · Mueller, Alexandra S. et al.
  115. Two Nash-equilibrium-based steering control models for representing a driver’s interaction with vehicle automated steering · 2021 · Na, Xiaoxiang et al.
  116. Human-Machine Shared Driving Control for Semi-Autonomous Vehicles Using Level of Cooperativeness · 2021 · Nguyen, Anh-Tu et al.
  117. Classification of Level 2 Driving Events Observed on Public Roads · 2021 · Rao, Sughosh J. et al.
  118. Driver Expectations for System Control Errors, Driver Engagement, and Crash Avoidance in Level 2 Driving Automation Systems · 2021 · Russell, Sheldon M. et al.
  119. Disengagement from driving when using automation during a 4-week field trial · 2021 · Reagan, Ian J. et al.
  120. Perceived safety and trust in SAE Level 2 partially automated cars: Results from an online questionnaire · 2021 · Nordhoff, Sina et al.
  121. Classification of Level 2 Driving Automation Events Observed on Public Roads – Part 2 · 2021 · Snyder, Andrew C. et al.
  122. A User-Centered Approach to Adapt the Human-Machine Cooperation Strategy in Autonomous Driving · 2021 · Coeugnet, Stéphanie et al.
  123. Evaluation of Driver’s Sense of Control in Lane Change Maneuvers with a Cooperative Steering Control System · 2021 · Tatsumi, Kohei et al.
  124. Influences on Drivers’ Understandings of Systems by Presenting Image Recognition Results · 2021 · Yang, Bo et al.
  125. Overview of lane-keeping assist system based on human–machine cooperative control · 2021 · Zeng-ke, QIN et al.
  126. Driver’s Arousal and Workload under Partial Vehicle Automation · 2020 · AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety
  127. Look, Ma, no hands! A preliminary study of educational interventions aimed at setting realistic expectations of semi-autonomous vehicle technology · 2020 · Amre, Shruti M. et al.
  128. An Advanced Lane-Keeping Assistance System With Switchable Assistance Modes · 2020 · Bian, Yougang et al.
  129. FMVSS Considerations for Vehicles with Automated Driving Systems: Volume 1 · 2020 · Blanco, Myra et al.
  130. Mode Errors and Intentional Violations in Visual Monitoring of Level 2 Driving Automation · 2020 · Boos, Annika et al.
  131. Driver arousal and workload under partial vehicle automation: A pilot study · 2020 · Lohani, M et al.
  132. Driver's arousal and workload under partial vehicle automation · 2020 · Strayer, DL et al.
  133. Driver Inattention Detection in the Context of Next-Generation Autonomous Vehicles Design: A Survey · 2020 · El Khatib, Alaa et al.
  134. Study of Test and Evaluation Scenario for L2 level Intelligent Cruising Assist System Based on Natural Driving Data · 2020 · Junfu, Huang et al.
  135. Perceptions of Two Unique Lane Centering Systems: An FOT Interview Analysis · 2020 · Landry, Steven et al.
  136. Driver State Monitoring for Decreased Fitness to Drive · 2020 · Lenné, Michael G. et al.
  137. A Review of Shared Control for Automated Vehicles: Theory and Applications · 2020 · Marcano, Mauricio et al.
  138. Drivers use active gaze to monitor waypoints during automated driving · 2020 · Mole, Callum et al.
  139. Driver-initiated Tesla Autopilot Disengagements in Naturalistic Driving · 2020 · Morando, Alberto et al.
  140. Evaluating driver eye glance behavior and secondary task engagement while using driving automation systems · 2020 · Noble, Alexandria M. et al.
  141. Importance of Training for Automated, Connected, and Intelligent Vehicle Systems · 2020 · Noble, Alexandria M.
  142. Systematic H<sub>2</sub>/H<sub>∞</sub> haptic shared control synthesis for cars, parameterized by sharing level · 2020 · Pano, Beatrice et al.
  143. Effects of Driver Drowsiness on Driving Performance in the Context of Partial Driving Automation Requiring Hands-on-Wheel · 2020 · Saito, Yuichi et al.
  144. Driver's arousal and workload under partial vehicle automation · 2020 · Cooper, JM et al.
  145. What’s in a name? Drivers’ perceptions of the use of five SAE Level 2 driving automation systems · 2020 · Teoh, Eric R.
  146. Driver-Automation Collaboration for Automated Vehicles: A Review of Human-Centered Shared Control · 2020 · Xing, Yang et al.
  147. Evaluating Driver Features for Cognitive Distraction Detection and Validation in Manual and Level 2 Automated Driving · 2020 · Yang, Shiyan et al.
  148. How to keep drivers engaged while supervising driving automation? A literature survey and categorisation of six solution areas · 2019 · Cabrall, Christopher D. D. et al.
  149. Secondary task and situation awareness, a mobile application for conditionally automated vehicles · 2019 · Capallera, Marine et al.
  150. Measurement of Driver’s Mental Workload in Partial Autonomous Driving · 2019 · Chen, Weiya et al.
  151. A Cognitive Advanced Driver Assistance Systems Architecture for Autonomous-Capable Electrified Vehicles · 2019 · Divakarla, Kavya Prabha et al.
  152. A Driver Situational Awareness Estimation System Based on Standard Glance Model for Unscheduled Takeover Situations · 2019 · Hayashi, Hiroaki et al.
  153. Towards a Driver Monitoring System for Estimating Driver Situational Awareness · 2019 · Hijaz, Ala’aldin et al.
  154. Data-Driven Shared Steering Control of Semi-Autonomous Vehicles · 2019 · Huang, Mengzhe et al.
  155. Lane Keeping of Intelligent Vehicle with Man-Machine-Coordination · 2019 · Jin, Li
  156. Autorité de contrôle partagée entre le système de conduite humain et autonome pour les véhicules intelligents · 2019 · Jugade, Shriram
  157. Platoon of SAE Level-2 Automated Vehicles on Public Roads: Setup, Traffic Interactions, and Stability · 2019 · Knoop, Victor L. et al.
  158. Effect of human-machine cooperation on driving comfort in highly automated steering maneuvers · 2019 · Kuramochi, Hiroaki et al.
  159. Automated Lane Changing With a Controlled Steering-Wheel Feedback Torque for Low Lateral Acceleration Purposes · 2019 · Loof, Jan et al.
  160. Analysis of Driver's Behavior on Autonomous Cars Using Driving Simulator · 2019 · NIE, Zhongyang et al.
  161. Applying participatory design to symbols for SAE level 2 automated driving systems · 2019 · Perrier, Mickaël J. R. et al.
  162. Improving Driver Engagement During L2 Automation: A Pilot Study · 2019 · Pradhan, Anuj K et al.
  163. Measuring Adult Drivers’ Use of Level 1 and 2 Driving Automation by Roadway Functional Class · 2019 · Reagan, Ian J. et al.
  164. Specification of Drivers’ Behavior in Partially Automated Vehicles for Microscopic Simulation Models · 2019 · Rodrigues, Rita et al.
  165. Driver-Automation Cooperation Oriented Approach for Shared Control of Lane Keeping Assist Systems · 2019 · Sentouh, Chouki et al.
  166. Consumer Use &amp; Adoption of Advanced Vehicle Systems · 2019 · Seppelt, Bobbie et al.
  167. Thematic issue: driving automation and autonomy · 2019 · Stanton, Neville A
  168. Understanding Lane-Keeping Assist: Does Control Intervention Enhance Perceived Capability? · 2019 · Sullivan, John et al.
  169. Event-Triggered Steering Control for Semiautonomous Vehicles with a Stochastic Driver Model · 2019 · Wang, Jun-Wei et al.
  170. The Sense of Agency in Driving Automation · 2019 · Wen, Wen et al.
  171. Driver-automation cooperative steering control system in avoiding obstacle for road vehicles · 2019 · Zhang, Hongzhi et al.
  172. Effect of instructing system limitations on the intervening behavior of drivers in partial driving automation · 2019 · Zhou, H. P. et al.
  173. Vehicle Owners’ Experiences with and Reactions to Advanced Driver Assistance Systems · 2018 · AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety
  174. Is partially automated driving a bad idea? Observations from an on-road study · 2018 · Banks, Victoria A. et al.
  175. Functional Safety Assessment of an Automated Lane Centering System · 2018 · Becker, Christopher et al.
  176. Functional Safety Assessment of a Generic Automated Lane Centering System and Related Foundational Vehicle Systems · 2018 · Brewer, John et al.
  177. Data-driven Shared Steering Control Design for Lane Keeping · 2018 · Huang, Mengzhe et al.
  178. Driver Acceptance of Connected, Automation-Assisted Cruise Control : Experiment 1 · 2018 · Inman, Vaughan W. et al.
  179. System Attributes that Influence Reported Improvement in Drivers’ Experiences with Adaptive Cruise Control and Active Lane Keeping after Daily Use in Five Production Vehicles · 2018 · Kidd, David G. et al.
  180. Sensor Reduction for Driver-Automation Shared Steering Control via an Adaptive Authority Allocation Strategy · 2018 · Nguyen, Anh-Tu et al.
  181. Naturalistic Study of Level 2 Driving Automation Functions · 2018 · Russell, Sheldon M. et al.
  182. Human–machine shared control for vehicle lane keeping systems: a Lyapunov‐based approach · 2018 · Sentouh, Chouki et al.
  183. Multiple Controller Switching Concept for Human-Machine Shared Control of Lane Keeping Assist Systems · 2018 · Sentouh, Chouki et al.
  184. Driver Behavior While Operating Partially Automated Systems: Tesla Autopilot Case Study · 2018 · Shutko, John et al.
  185. Challenges in Partially Automated Driving : A Human Factors Perspective · 2018 · Solís Marcos, Ignacio
  186. Automation Expectation Mismatch: Incorrect Prediction Despite Eyes on Threat and Hands on Wheel · 2018 · Victor, Trent et al.
  187. Driver State Monitoring with Hierarchical Classification · 2018 · Weyers, Patrick et al.
  188. What Is Next for Vehicle Automation? From Design Concept through to Prototype Development · 2017 · Banks, Victoria A. et al.
  189. Automated and Connected Vehicle Implications and Analysis · 2017 · Block, David et al.
  190. Partial-autonomous frenzy: Driving a level-2 vehicle on the open road · 2017 · Biondi, F et al.
  191. Toward Defining Driving Automation from a Human-Centered Perspective · 2017 · Yang, Ji Hyun et al.
  192. Commercial Truck Platooning Demonstration in Texas – Level 2 Automation · 2017 · Kuhn, Beverly et al.
  193. Driver-automation indirect shared control of highly automated vehicles with intention-aware authority transition · 2017 · Li, Renjie et al.
  194. Cooperative Vehicle Automation: Safety Aspects and Control Software Architecture · 2017 · Ploeg, Jeroen
  195. Driver Acceptance of Adaptive Cruise Control and Active Lane Keeping in Five Production Vehicles · 2017 · Reagan, Ian J. et al.
  196. Towards a generic lateral control concept for cooperative automated driving theoretical and experimental evaluation · 2017 · Schmeitz, Antoine et al.
  197. Vehicle Assist and Automation Demonstration Report · 2017 · Tan, Han-Shue et al.
  198. Driver-Automation Cooperative Approach for Shared Steering Control Under Multiple System Constraints: Design and Experiments · 2016 · Nguyen, Anh‐Tu et al.
  199. Driver-centred vehicle automation: using network analysis for agent-based modelling of the driver in highly automated driving systems · 2016 · Banks, Victoria A. et al.
  200. Eye-based driver state monitor of distraction, drowsiness, and cognitive load for transitions of control in automated driving · 2016 · Cabrall, Christopher et al.