Quantifying safety impacts of V2X-enabled traffic systems (Phase 1)

2025 | Systems Analysis and Optimization

Transportation Technologies:

Connectivity: CV, CAV, and V2X, Vehicle Technologies

Impacts:

Safety

Problem Statement

There is a significant interest in researching methods to improve V2X cost-benefit analysis (CBA) and the development of a decision support tool for deployment for different stakeholders. To develop a framework that allows the assessment of the safety and traffic impacts of V2X technology and provides actionable insights for deriving safety, reliability, and connectivity requirements.

Outcomes & Deliverables

Phase 1 Outcome:
A quantitative PRA tool that enables the user to analyze different V2X configurations and identifies major safety concerns regarding technology reliability, connectivity, or deployment assumptions. The goal is to provide a probabilistic tool that can estimate the risk reduction effect of different V2X configurations based on a set of parameters that may be chosen by the user when using the tool.

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Future Phase 2 Outcomes: 

  1.  A risk-informed methodology to derive system requirements on operational and design level of V2X configurations,
  2.  A cost-benefit analysis tool with a detailed calculation of safety and traffic impacts based on PRA methods,
  3.  Proposed data collection and processing initiatives for future model improvement.

 

Researchers

Ali Mosleh
Professor
UCLA
Jiaqi Ma
Professor
UCLA
Camila Correa-Jullian
Postdoctoral Scholar
UCLA