VTTI:2024年自动驾驶卡车指南报告(英文版)

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Trucking Fleet Concept of Operations for
Automated Driving System-equipped
Commercial Motor Vehicles
July 2024
FOREWORD
Commercial motor vehicles (CMVs) equipped with Automated Driving Systems (ADS) offer the
potential to improve safety in long-haul trucking by eliminating human limitations such as
fatigue, impairment, and distracted driving behavior. By decoupling some freight operations
from the limitations of driver hours of service (HOS), ADS can improve delivery times, enhance
value during driver HOS, and increase the utilization of capital equipment. Additional benefits
may be realized that impact the management of limited resources, such as the charging and
refueling of electric and green-fuel heavy vehicles, as well as flexibility to schedule operations to
reduce congestion and energy demands.
This project was funded by a U.S. Department of Transportation Automated Driving System
Demonstration Grant from 2020-2024 and managed by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety
Administration. The purpose of this project was to provide the trucking industry with clear
guidelines on how to safely implement, integrate, and benefit from ADS-equipped CMVs among
mixed fleets and across operating domains. The project included technical information
collection, industry outreach, and ADS-CMV operational demonstration, as well as data
collection and sharing. This report is intended to serve as a comprehensive concept of operations
describing ADS characteristics from the viewpoint of trucking fleets, covering eight primary
topics:
Fleet Specifications
ADS Installation and Maintenance
ADS Inspection Procedures
Test Driver State Monitoring
Motor Carrier Guide to Insuring ADS-equipped Trucks
ADS Safety Metrics/Variables
ADS Road Assessment System
Data Transfer and Cybersecurity Best Practices
NOTICE
This project was performed by the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute and organized by the
U.S. Department of Transportation and Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration. The
Virginia Tech Transportation Institute and the U. S. Government do not endorse products or
manufacturers named herein. Trademarks or manufacturers’ names appear in this report only
because they are considered essential to the objective of this report.
AUTHORS
Krum, A.
Mabry, E.
Hanowski, R.
Stojanovski, O.
Manke, A.
Adebisi, A.
Hammond, R.
Hickman, J.
Miller, A.
Camden, M.
Potts, I.
Harwood, D.
Jin, X.
Pugliese, B.
Ridgeway, C.
Werner, A.
Walker, M.
Kerns, L.
Meissner, K.
Parks. L.
Argueta, O.
Griffor, E.
Sarkar, A.
Stephens, M.
Yang, G.
Levin, J.
Faulkner, D.
Petersen, M.
Golusky, M.
Tidwell, S.
Crowder, T.
Bragg, H.
Terranova, P.
Thapa, S.
ABSTRACT
The primary goals of the CONOPS project were to: i) collect information and practices on how
to safely integrate ADS-equipped CMVs into the U.S. road transportation system; ii) provide the
USDOT with data; iii) demonstrate how to integrate and deploy ADS-equipped trucks in a
productive and cooperative way into the existing road freight ecosystem; and iv) collaborate with
a broad and diverse group that includes government entities, university and research institutes,
trucking associations, and private partners. This research found that the path forward to maintain
public acceptance and achieve goals of ADS-equipped CMV operational cost-effectiveness,
increased freight productivity, and reduction of crashes is through human operational assurance
of vehicle, automation, freight, and public safety through specification, maintenance, inspections,
monitoring, insurance, metrics, roadway assessment, and secure communications, as well as
continuous lifecycle performance checks.

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