Decision support for partial automation: Driver behavior and trust with different versions of automated lane change

Samuel S. Monfort

doi:10.1016/j.jsr.2026.05.015

Decision support for partial automation: Driver behavior and trust with different versions of automated lane change

2026-05-20

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Samuel S. Monfort *

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David Kidd

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Jessica B. Cicchino

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Alexandra S. Mueller

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Ian Reagan

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Pnina Gershon

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Zach Noonan

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Bruce Mehler

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Bryan Reimer

DOI：10.1016/j.jsr.2026.05.015

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• Naturalistic study comparing manual and two forms of automated lane changes. • Automation shifted gaze from forward roadway and mirrors to the vehicle display. • System-initiated lane changes triggered earlier and longer off-road glances. • Automating decision selection may exacerbate driver overreliance.

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Automated lane change

Driver behavior

Trust

Partial automation

Gaze behavior

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