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Hiroaki Miyoshi1

  • 1Faculty of Policy Studies, Doshisha University, Kyoto, Japan.

Traffic injury prevention
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PubMed
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自动应急制动 (AEB) 系统显著改善了避免碰撞,与2015年相比,在2020年注册的汽车中减少了69.2%的后端碰撞. AEB还在防止右转碰撞方面表现出有效性.

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自主应急制动系统 自主应急制动系统波桑混合效应回归的回归方法避免碰撞的性能,避免碰撞.负二进制混合效应回归.后端碰撞 后端碰撞右转碰撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞撞

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