Hand-off Warning Time of LKA

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Hand-off Warning Time of LKA Transmitted by the Experts of the Republic of Korea Informal Document ACSF-08-04 Hand-off Warning Time of LKA (Cat. B1) Stockholm 6 - 8 September 2016

Hand-off warning time results by survey Transmitted by the Experts of the Republic of Korea Informal Document ACSF-08-04 Hand-off warning time results by survey (source : Korea Automobile Importer and Distributers Association, etc.) Maker Model Hand-off warning time Warning means Whether to deactivate System or not Note HONDA LEGEND, PILOT 15s Acoustic & message Deactivation (with acoustic & message) NISSAN Serena 5s Acoustic ?  SOURCE : News paper BMW 730d 740d 730 Ld 740Ld 740 Li 750Li xDrive 8s Optical & acoustic Deactivation* *until reholding steering control or applying accelerator AUDI AUDI A6,7,8, Q7 10s Optical & haptic (Head-up display) Not* *continuing warning Q7 Haptic VW PASSAT 8 to 10s BENZ S class Optical *with acoustic warning after a further 5s FORD FOCUS,MONDEO,TAURUS,KUGA,EXPLORER,LINCOLN 4 to 6s optical(4s)-acoustic(6s) *acoustic chime will repeat every 8 sec after acoustic HYUNDAI EQ900 Lane’s both sides : 12s Lane’s Center(0.6m) : t(s)= 700m/V(m/s) - According to the survey by KAIDA, etc. for cars with LKA currently selling in Korea, time range of hand-off warning is 4 s to 15s

Proposal about Hand-off Warning Time Transmitted by the Experts of the Republic of Korea Informal Document ACSF-08-04 Proposal about Hand-off Warning Time (5.6.5.2.4 of ACSF-07-13 by OICA&CLEPA) t(s) = 30(s) * 130/V ,where V is the speed of the vehicle in km/h at the time when the system has detected that the driver is no longer holding the steering control. Additionally t shall not be longer than 180s What is justification to be proposed 30s in formula by OICA&CLEPA ? ROK think unconsciously about 1,083m is too long to ensure safety, thus it is necessary to reduce a fixed distance and an allowable hand-off time ROK’s opinion is that there is no reason to allow too much time to hand off the steering control in safety perspective and a fixed time span(30s) is too excessive only to allow unintended hand-off use cases

Proposal about Hand-off Warning Time Transmitted by the Experts of the Republic of Korea Informal Document ACSF-08-04 Proposal about Hand-off Warning Time Time range of hand-off warning on the second page may mean the current safety level to guarantee with current technology Therefore, it is necessary to reduce a fixed time span of 30s at 130km/h, that is, to replace 30s with 15s (max. hand-off warning time on the second page as a concession) in formula If we change a fixed time span in formula, - The limit time value of t, 180s, mentioned in 5.6.5.2.4 is meaningless because those speeds below 22km/h do not deteriorate road safety highly so it is not necessary to define this requirement and - the length of test road will be able to shorten.

< Appendix : The calculated hand-off warning time by formula> Transmitted by the Experts of the Republic of Korea Informal Document ACSF-08-04 < Appendix : The calculated hand-off warning time by formula> Speed(V) t(s)=30*(130/V)* t(s)=15*(130/V)** 10 390.0 195.0 20 97.5 30 130.0 65.0 40 48.8 50 78.0 39.0 60 32.5 70 55.7 27.9 80 24.4 90 43.3 21.7 100 19.5 110 35.5 17.7 120 16.3 130 30.0 15.0 140 13.9 150 26.0 13.0 160 12.2 170 22.9 11.5 180 10.8 190 20.5 10.3 200 9.8 A fixed time( * : 1083m ** : 542m)