July 2024
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Transportation Research Part F Traffic Psychology and Behaviour
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... AVs, programmed to prioritise safety, typically adopt a defensive and overly cautious driving style (Hancock, Nourbakhsh, and Stewart 2019), whereas human drivers exhibit a wide range of behaviours influenced by social, psychological, and environmental factors. This disparity necessitates that human drivers adapt their behaviour to interact with AVs, potentially increasing the complexity of traffic dynamics causing unexpected side effects (Harkin et al. 2024). ...
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Transportation Research Part F Traffic Psychology and Behaviour