Article | REF: SE3772 V1

Driving assistance technologies

Author: Jacques EHRLICH

Publication date: July 10, 2009

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6. Case study 2: LAVIA

6.1 Issues

All accidentology studies agree that excessive speed is a major factor in accidents. In 1999, when the LAVIA project was launched, the French had a poor record of compliance with speed limits, as the table 4 shows.

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Bibliography

(1) - VAN ELSLANDE (P.), ALBERTON (L.) - Scénarios types de production de l'erreur humaine dans l'accident de la route. - Rapport INRETS, n° 218 (1997).
(2) - BLOSSEVILLE (J.-M.) - Driving assistance systems and road safety : State-of-the-art and outlook....

Websites

https://www.securite-routiere.gouv.fr/

http://www.prevent-ip.org/en/prevent_subprojects/horizontal_activities/response_3/

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