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Publication Number:  N/A    Date:  August 2015
Publication Date: August 2015

 

Cooperative Adaptive Cruise Control (CACC) Merging Behavior

 


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This video shows two video clips (one right after the other) to show how people merge, either manually, or using the cooperative adaptive cruise control (CACC) automation, into a line of other cars on the highway.  The first clip shows a participant merging into a gap in the traffic, with the assistance of the CACC merging automation. The second video shows a participant merging into a gap manually (without CACC). The gaps between the cars are short making merging difficult.

 

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