Final Reports
Final Research Reports
Using Vehicle Dynamics Simulation and Meta-models to Understand Factors and Mechanisms Affecting Roll Angle: An Initial Assessment (PDF)
Evaluating Curve Speed Behavior Using SHRP 2 Data (PDF)
Interpersonal Communication and Issues for Autonomous Vehicles (PDF)
Safety Impacts of Reduced Visibility in Inclement Weather (PDF)
Exploration of the SHRP2 Naturalistic Driving Study Data to Identify Factors Related to the Selection of Freeway Ramp Design Speed (PDF)
Improving the Safety of Older Truck Drivers: Developing a Framework for Moving Forward (PDF)
Effects of High Levels of Obesity on Driver Seat Belt Fit (PDF)
Circadian Timing, Drowsy Driving, and Health Risk Behavior in Adolescent Drivers (PDF)
Is Age a Factor in Crashes at Channelized Right-Turn Lanes? An Exploration of Potential Relationships (PDF)
Older Driver Support System (PDF)
Incorporating Driver Behaviors into Connected and Automated Vehicle Simulation (PDF)
Project Investigation on Correlation between Roadside Safety Hardware and Vehicle Safety Standards Evaluation Criteria (PDF)
Improved Guidelines for Estimating the Highway Safety Manual Calibration Factors (PDF)
Investigating the Roles of Touchscreen and Physical Control Interface Characteristics on Driver Distraction and Multitasking Performance (PDF)
Best Practices for Addressing Pedestrian Crashes on High-Speed Roadways (PDF)
Development of a Statistical Method for Predicting Human Driver Decisions (PDF)
Touch-Screen Task-Element Times for Improving SAE Recommended Practice J2365: A First Proposal (PDF)
Risk-Taking Behaviors and Prefrontal Cortex Activity of Male Adolescents in the Presence of Peer Passengers during Simulated Driving: A Functional Near-Infrared Spectroscopy (fNIRS) Study – Anuj Pradhan and Lisa Buckley (PDF)
Impact of Alcohol on Lane Placement and Glance Patterns when Passing a Parked Active Law Enforcement Vehicle – Melisa Finley (PDF)
Predicting Driver Distraction Using Computed Occlusion Task Times: Estimation of Task Element Times and Distributions – Paul Green (PDF)
Identifying the Potential of Improved Heavy Truck Crashworthiness to Reduce Death and Injury for Truck Drivers – Chiara Silvestri Dobrovolny (TTI) and Daniel Blower (U-M) (PDF)
The ATLAS Center is a collaboration between the University of Michigan (U-M) Transportation Research Institute (UMTRI) and Texas A&M Transportation Institute
