Study on Driver’s Safety Sense Rule Based on Perception Speed at Daytime and Night

Li Xin Wu; Guo Zhu Cheng

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.461.128

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Study on Driver’s Safety Sense Rule Based on Perception Speed at Daytime and Night

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In order to ensure traffic safety on freeway, speed limit is necessary. Driver’s safety sense to different speed is not same, so it should be considered by speed limit standard. Through field experiment, the data of driver’s perception speed at daytime and night were obtained. The data at daytime and night were compared. The deviations of perception speed were analyzed under different conditions of driving speed and highway alignment at daytime and night. Driver’s safety senses were classified as four levels of very safe, safe, dangerous and very dangerous. The relation between driver’s safety sense level and perception speed was analyzed. It shows that driver’s perception speed corresponding different safety sense level at daytime and night are also different.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 461)

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February 2012

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Li Xin Wu, Guo Zhu Cheng

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Daytime, Driver, Nigh, Perception Speed, Safety Sense

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