Machine learning traces shifting crash severity for Florida pedestrians and bicyclists
A Florida study of 60,300 pedestrian and bicyclist crashes found injury severity relationships shifted after COVID-19, with road user mode ...
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New taxonomy maps how human drivers err around autonomous vehicles
A new evidence synthesis proposes a taxonomy linking autonomous-vehicle interaction factors to human driver errors, finding unsafe behavior concentrated in ...
Vehicle Movement, Not Lights or Crowds, Dominates Pedestrian Judgments of Automated Cars
A video-based experiment with 136 participants found that the kinematics of a highly automated vehicle dominated pedestrian willingness to cross ...
Machine learning benchmark flags hidden misses in road-accident prediction
A controlled benchmark of six machine-learning classifiers on a synthetic road-accident dataset shows that the most accurate models still missed ...
Female Drivers in Iran Face Harassment and Mobility Barriers
A qualitative study in Tabriz, Iran, reveals how gender-based harassment impacts female drivers' safety, confidence, and mobility in a rapidly ...
Adaptive AI Camera System Catches Highway Wrong-Way Drivers Even When Cameras Rotate
A new adaptive camera framework detects highway wrong-way drivers with 97.62 percent precision while automatically recalibrating after camera rotations and ...
Hidden Selection Bias Skews Intersection Safety Models, New Study Warns
A new study from Texas Tech University reveals that ignoring selection bias in post-encroachment time analysis at signalized intersections can ...
Smarter Self-Driving Brains Pair Two AI Controllers to Cut Collisions and Jerky Rides
A new hierarchical reinforcement learning framework pairing DDQN and DDPG cuts collision rates by more than half and reduces passenger ...
Night Driving and Speed Predict Who Skips the Seatbelt, Penn Study Finds
A Penn Medicine study of nearly 130,000 connected vehicle trips found that seatbelt use drops at night, at higher speeds, ...
Robot Drivers Behave Safely, But They Make Humans Behind Them Drive Worse
A study of real Lyft, Waymo, and adaptive cruise control trajectories finds that automated vehicles follow more safely than humans ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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