弯道道路下驾驶行为个体特征及个体差异性研究

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Abstract Driving behavior is closely related to several aspects of traffic research. Individual difference is an important factor that degrades the accuracy of driving behavior research. The individual characteristics of driving behavior were considered to study individual differences further. 22 participants' driving behavior data in curve road were collected through simulated driving. The data characteristics confirmed the existence of individual differences in driving behavior. With the use of a correlation analysis method, 12 indicators of driving behavior were analyzed to evaluate individual characteristics and differences. Results show that the mean and standard deviation of acceleration, standard deviation of steering wheel angle, and mean of throttle can explain individual characteristics and differences. These four indicators are thus important in studying individual characteristics and differences. Furthermore, the mean of steering wheel angle, mean of speed, and mean and standard deviation of brake can be used to analyze individual characteristics. The conclusions provide the foundation for accurate studies of driving behavior.

Key words： traffic engineering driving behavior simulated driving individual characteristics individual differences

Received: 03 May 2014

Fund:Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No.51108011);the Beijing Natural Science Foundation (No.8112004);the Science Research Starting Foundation of Civil Aviation University of China (No.2014QD02X)

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ZHANG Xing-jian,ZHAO Xiao-hua,RONG Jian, et al. Study on the Individual Characteristics and Differences of Driving Behavior in Curves[J]. Journal of Highway and Transportation Research and Development, 2015, 9(1): 99-104.

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