Simulation improves road safety by modeling driver and pedestrian behaviors, indicating better training methods.
Road safety is a major concern for global society, with the main users in traffic being drivers, pedestrians and vehicles. Despite advances in technology, the interaction between these components still represents a significant safety risk. The simulation of these interactions can play an important role in the training of drivers, pedestrians and the development of new safety technologies, such as autonomous vehicles and intelligent road systems. This paper presents a concept for a simulator that models the interaction between driver, pedestrian, vehicle, road and environment, with comprehensive testing of new technologies and safety training methods.
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