CATALOGUE OF NON-DRIVING RELATED TASKS IN LEVELS 3 AND 4 AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES
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https://doi.org/10.46585/pc.2023.1.2450Keywords:
autonomous vehicle, takeover performance, focus group, systematization of non-driving related tasks, traffic safety, professional driverAbstract
The article describes the theoretical background, methods, and resulting structure of the catalogue of non-driving related tasks during driving in autonomous vehicles L3 and L4. In the conducted research, two basic methods were used, namely the analysis of legal regulations and standards, and then focus groups with professional drivers, dispatchers, logistics managers, HMI experts, road safety and other stakeholders. Based on them, the catalogue of non-driving related tasks was created. It consists of three basic parts, the first two focusing on the L4 and the last one on the L3. All parts contain 4 hierarchical levels. At the highest hierarchical level, a total of eleven categories of non-driving related tasks are included: break, other work (drivers), periods of availability, work (in transportation), work (out of transportation), work (general), relaxation, entertainment, education, physiological needs, and body care. The catalogue will be published as a public specialized database (web domain). It will be used by management of transport companies, Ministry of transport, subjects in the area of education, producers and sellers of autonomous vehicles and drivers.
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Copyright (c) 2023 Miroslava Horáková, Libor Krejčí, Martina Trepáčová, Martina Šintálová
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