Human factors evaluation of level 2 and level 3 automated driving concepts: Past research, state of automation technology, and emerging system concepts

Human Factors in Automated Driving Scenarios: Assessment of Research, Technology, and Concepts

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  Trimble, Tammy E ^a   Bishop, Richard ^a   Morgan, Justin F ^a   Blanco, Myra ^a  

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