2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.aap.2021.106342
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Do people drive as they live, or are they transformed when they drive? A comparison of driving styles and living styles

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“…Like traditional fuel vehicles, the driver's different manipulations of the electric-hydraulic HEV under various road conditions will affect the vehicle's economy and energy management efficiency. 30,31 Most current studies ascribe this phenomenon to the inuence of different driving styles, which is usually manifested in the driver's control of the velocity and acceleration. De Zepeda proposed a driving style recognition and analysis method based on dynamic clustering, which can provide safer and more efficient driving decisions to support vehicles that drive smarter.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Like traditional fuel vehicles, the driver's different manipulations of the electric-hydraulic HEV under various road conditions will affect the vehicle's economy and energy management efficiency. 30,31 Most current studies ascribe this phenomenon to the inuence of different driving styles, which is usually manifested in the driver's control of the velocity and acceleration. De Zepeda proposed a driving style recognition and analysis method based on dynamic clustering, which can provide safer and more efficient driving decisions to support vehicles that drive smarter.…”
Section: Papermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The results suggested that driving style may be used as a possible determinant of moral disengagement. In particular, the angry, high-velocity and risky styles [else mentioned as negative driving styles by Herrero-Fernandez (2021)] were also positively associated to moral disengagement towards AVs. On the other hand, the opposite type of correlation occurred regarding the patient and risky driving styles (positive driving styles).…”
Section: Descriptive Statistics and Bivariate Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%