A review of lateral driver support systems

Conference paper (2007)

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M. Tideman University of Twente
M. C. Van Der Voort University of Twente
B. van Arem University of Twente
F. Tillema University of Twente
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2007

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English

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Abstract

Lateral driver support systems have the potential to reduce the number of accidents associated with - both intentional and unintentional - lane departures. Additionally, such systems may increase driving comfort and stimulate a more efficient traffic flow, thereby reducing traffic emissions and the costs associated with traffic delays. This paper provides a literature review to identify the current state of the art on lateral driver support systems. The emphasis is on sensor technology, detection algorithms and safety assessment algorithms.