Abstract
The Advanced Safety Vehicle phase 2 (ASV-2) proposed by the Road Transport Bureau, Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport (formerly the Ministry of Transport) includes driver assistance services composed of 7 services or 8 systems that coordinate between the vehicle and the road infrastructure. The authors participated in proving tests that evaluated the basic functions of these driver assistance services. The following results were obtained:• With respect to the “validity of road infrastructure functions,” the services were verified to be effective in response to driver assistance conditions.• With respect to “driver acceptance,” we had braking driver assistance tests with haptic warning by brake actuation, and it was verified to be effective in reducing driver’s emergency response time.
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Article of Honda R&D Technical Review Vol.13 No.2 (1 - 6)
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Hiroshi MASHIMO, Yoshimi FURUKAWA, Nobuyoshi ASANUMA, Tomoyuki FUKUMARU, Hideki KASEYAMA.
Introduction of the Honda ASV-2, an Advanced Cruise-assist Highway System Test Vehicle (Passenger car)
Honda R&D Technical Review Vol.13 No.2 pp.(1 - 6)2001.
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