The importance of understanding the user, the environment, the data, and the tools for examining the relationship between the human operator and increasingly autonomous vehicle systems

Linda Boyle - University of Washington, USA

Discomfort detection in automated driving by psychophysiological parameters from smartbands

Matthias Beggiato, Franziska Hartwich, Josef Krems - TUC

Designing the transition from highly automated driving to manual driving: a study of driver’s preferences

Stefan Brandenburg, Sandra Epple - TU Berlin

Evaluation of free public transport for older people in Sweden

Tania Wilstrand, Per Henriksson, Lena Levin VTI | Helena Svensson - LTH

The relationship between explicit and implicit attitudes towards drunk driving

Laila Martinussen, Laura Petranca - DTU | Mikael J. Somhovd - Tyrilistiftelsen

Self-regulation of drivers’ mobile phone use: the influence of driving context

Michiel Christoph, Simone Wesseling, Nicole van Nes - SWOV 

What are drivers doing when they are not on the cell phone?

Carol Flannagan - University of Michigan | Jonas Bärgman, Andras Balint - Chalmers

Effects of secondary tasks and display position on glance behavior during partially automated driving

Ann Christin Hensch, C. Schmidt, N. Rauh, J. Krems - TUC | S. Hergeth, F. Naujoks, A. Keinath - BMW Group

Driving inattention as a consequence of stress

Efa Rimoldi, Juan Grana - Instituto Movilidad Sostenible

ESRA: E-Survey of road user’s safety attitudes - Analysis of safety indicators and predictors of distracted driving behaviours

Veerle Ross, Kris Brijs, Muhammad Wisal Khattak - IMOB | Katrien Torfs, Uta Meesmann - VIAS

Fostering trust and acceptance of a collision avoidance system through retrospective feedback

David Large, James Khan, Gary Burnett - University of Nothingham

Measuring trust in automated vehicles through gaze bahaviour

Francesco Walker, Willem Verwey, Marieke Martens - University of Twente

Autonomous vehicle validation - are we just guessing or can we predict the future?

Steven Reed - Loughborough University

Understanding trust in an AD-context: a mixed method approach

Fredrick Ekman, Mikael Johansson, MariAnne Karlsson - Chalmers

Vehicle movements as implicit communication signal between pedestrians and automated vehicles

Claudia Ackermann, Matthias Beggiato, Luka-Franziska Bluhm, Josef Krems - TUC

Education of future car drivers in Flanders

Roel de Klerk, Kim Jacobs - VSV

Automated feedback on viewing skills lowers accident involvment

Jorrit Kuipers, Peter Wieringa - TU Delft

License to Supervise. Influence of Driving Automation on Driver Licensing

Arie Van den Beukel - University of Twente

The role of people movers as automated transport for the last mile

Sjoerd van der Zwaan - 2getthere

The organizational response to automation support degradation. Identifying air traffic control sources of resiliencein cases of radar loss

Luca Save, Daniele Ruscio - Deep Blue | Valentina Cedrini, Maurizio Mancini - ENAV

A simulator study on the effects of alcohol, age and experience on driving skills, visual scan patterns and attention

Sofie Boets, Charlotte Desmet - VIAS

Human centred design recommendations for autonomous car in transition phases

Annie Pauzie, Ferhat Lyess - IFSTTAR

Investigating driving behaviour in two-wheeler simulators

Arend Schwab, Natalia Kovacsova, Goerge Dialynas, Oliver Lee, Joost de Winter, Riender Happee - TU Delft | Marco Grottoli -Siemens

Meaningful human control over automated driving systems

Daniel Heikoop, Marjan Hagenzieker, Guilio Mecacci, Filippo Santoni de Sio, SimeonCalvert, Bart van Arem - TU Delft

A participatory approach for acceptance of driverless shuttles. A next level of putting humans centre stage

Suzanne Kaiser, Daniela Patz - KfV

ADAS: from owner to user

Ilse Harms, Marit Dekker - Connecting Mobility

Consumers’ perceptions towards Autonomous and Connected Vehicles: a Focus-Group Survey on University Population

Ilias Panagiotopoulos, George Dimitrakopoulos - Harakopio University of Athens

Advantages and concerns when using eye tracking in virtual reality for road safety research

Charlotte Desmet, Sofie Boets - VIAS

Heart rate analysis for human factors: Development and validation of an open source toolkit for noisy naturalistic heart rate data

Paul van Gent, Haneen Farah, Bart van Arem - TU Delft | Nicole Van Nes - SWOV

Harsh braking by truck drivers: a comparison of thresholds and driving contexts and driving contexts using naturalistic driving data

Reinier Jansen, Simone Wesseling - SWOV

A normal driving based deceleration behaviour study towards autonomous vehicles

Stravoula Panagiota Deligianni, Mohammed Quddus, Andrew Morris, Aaron Anvuur - Loughborough Univeristy

Investigation of Herringbone pattern and Optical Circles for Safe Driving Bahaviour at Curves Using Driving Simulator

Hammad Hussain Awan, Ali Pridavani, Tom Brijs - IMOB

Augmented reality as an ADAS system: a cognitive approach

Lucas Morillo, Eva Maria Garcia Quinteiro - CTAG

Ipsilateral versus contralateral tactile alerts for take-over requests in highly automated driving

Guy Cohen-Lazry, Nuphar Katzman, Tal Oron-Gilad - Ben Gurion University

Lane change manoeuvres for automated freeway driving applications

Klas Christoph, Nicole Eikenlenberg, Gudrum Voss, Louis Tijerina, Peter Zegelaar - RWTH Aachen University | Avinoam Borowsky - Ben Gurion University

"Trust me - I’m AutoCAB": using natural language interfaces to improve the trust and acceptance of level 4/5 autonomous vehicles

Vicki Antrobus, Gary Burnett - University of Nottingham

A 'driver-more' Approach to Vehicle Automation

Andrea Catallano, Serena Fruttaldo, Elisa Landini, Roberto Montanari - RE:Lab | Andreas Luedtke - Offis

Closing session with awards

Nicole van Nes, SWOV - The Netherlands