Micromobility: new road-user interactions in the urban landscape
Other conference contribution, 2024
Understanding road-user interactions is critical to safety, acceptance, and efficiency. However, today, the interactions between micromobility users and other road users are hard to regulate, challenging established social norms in traffic. Naturalistic data (i.e., data collected in traffic as road users attend to their daily routine) can take advantage of the recent development of artificial intelligence to help us explore these interactions through the creation of critical scenarios for simulations and computational models. With these tools supporting intelligent systems and automated driving, safety, efficiency, and acceptance can be maximized for all road users, including those of new micromobility options.
Author
Marco Dozza
Chalmers, Mechanics and Maritime Sciences (M2), Vehicle Safety
Leeds, United Kingdom,
Safe integration of micro-mobility in the transport system - SIMT
Swedish Transport Administration (2022/32014), 2022-11-01 -- 2025-10-31.
MicroVision - Development, Testing, and Demonstration of a Real-Time Support System for Electric Vehicle Riders
VINNOVA (2023-01047), 2023-09-01 -- 2025-08-31.
MicroSAFETY
Chalmers, 2023-06-11 -- 2023-06-27.
e-SAFER - Computational models for a safe interaction between (automated) vehicles and e-scooters
VINNOVA (2022-01641), 2022-11-01 -- 2024-10-31.
Subject Categories
Transport Systems and Logistics
Other Social Sciences