Effect of oncoming vehicle size on overtaking judgements from motorcyclist perspective

Ibrahim, Muhammad Arif Afiq (2021) Effect of oncoming vehicle size on overtaking judgements from motorcyclist perspective. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Motorcycle crashes and deaths remain a major public health hazard, as mortality rates significantly rose over other forms of vehicles. Due to the absence of good traffic volume data and a relatively tiny part of all traffic crashes, analysis of cause elements for motorcycle crashes is sometimes challenging. In view of these restrictions, on-scene incidents constitute an appropriate location for investigating motorcycle crashes triggering variables. In the high end car market, crash warning systems have been used for some time and are being transported each year into further segments of the vehicle industry. However, the motorcycle industry does not have a crash warning system. Motorcycle riders have not been experimentally investigated in response to unexpected collision situations. This study explores alternative interface designs for crash warning systems for motorcycles and assesses their rider acceptance and efficiency in a connected vehicle context through the active development of next-generation crash Warning Systems based on the linked vehicles.

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