The effect of an artificial feel steering device providing a synthetic torque feedback to the driver is studied for a transit bus operating in an urban drive cycle. Driver workload is greatly reduced and the results are shown to be statistically valid for a wide range of transit bus routes.
Reduction of Transit Bus Driver Workload Using Synthetic Torque Feedback
Sae Technical Papers
Commercial Vehicle Engineering Congress & Exhibition ; 2008
2008-10-07
Conference paper
English
2008-01-2702 Reduction of Transit Bus Driver Workload Using Synthetic Torque Feedback
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