The Hazardous Expressway Sections for Drowsy Driving Using Digital Tachograph in Truck |
CHO, Jongseok
(Korea Expressway Corporation Research Institute)
LEE, Hyunsuk (Korea Expressway Corporation Research Institute) LEE, Jaeyoung (University of Central Florida) KIM, Ducknyung (Korea Expressway Corporation Research Institute) |
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