Technologies for Safe and Efficient Transportation

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National University Transportation Center Chris Hendrickson cthcmuedu TSET Administration Carnegie Mellon University Partnered with University of Pennsylvania TSET managed jointly with Traffic21 Institute Mobility21 UTC and Metro21 Institute ID: 658898 Download Presentation

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Technologies for Safe and Efficient Transportation National University Transportation Center

Chris Hendrickson

cth@cmu.edu

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T-SET AdministrationCarnegie Mellon University Partnered with University of Pennsylvania

T-SET managed jointly with Traffic21 Institute, Mobility21 UTC and Metro21 Institute.

Emphasis on multi-disciplinary research, agency and corporate partnerships and technology deployments.

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Thrust Areas

Vehicle

automation technologies

In-vehicle

technologies and human-computer interaction

Connected

vehicle technologies

Mobility

data analytics

Infrastructure

based technologies

Pedestrian

safety technologies

Transportation

policy

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Bringing greater intelligence to

vehicles

2007

2012

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Cost-Benefit Analysis of Early Automation Features

Observed

insurance data from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS).

2012 FARS and GES used to estimate related fatal and non-fatal crashes, respectively

.

Co-authors: Corey Harper and

Costa Samaras

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Injury Crashes Addressed by Each Technology

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Three Existing Level 1 Technologies Will Dramatically Improve Safety

Source: Harper et al. 2016

Technology

All Crashes

Injury

Crashes

Fatal Crashes

Blind

Spot Monitoring

267,000

17,000

280

Lane

Departure Warning

262,000

58,100

9,000

Forward Collision Warning

795,000

58,000

750

Total

1,320,000

133,100

10,100

Percent

of Total Crashes

23.5%

8.2%

32.6%

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Lower Bound Observed Net-Benefit About $4B

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Upper Bound Potential Net-Benefit is About $200B

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