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This report investigates the ability of cooperative driving automation (CDA) work zone infrastructure to assist with the transition from automated to manual vehicle control in advance of a work zone. This report may be of interest to State and local transportation agencies that want to understand the behavior, attention, and perspectives of cooperative automated driving systems (C-ADS) vehicle drivers when they navigate through a C-ADS work zone.
Recommended citation: Federal Highway Administration, Effects of Work Zone Infrastructure on Transitioning From Automated to Manual Driving for Work Zones With Lane Reductions (Washington, DC: 2024) https://doi.org/10.21949/1521563