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Relating Pavement Roughness to Vehicle Behavior
A study was made of the relationship between pavement roughness as measured with the modified BPR roughometer and various criteria of vehicle behavior such as steer angle, steering wheel angle, side-slip angle, driver acceleration and lateral tire forces. The possible use of these criteria to establish limits for pavement roughness is discussed.
Relating Pavement Roughness to Vehicle Behavior
A study was made of the relationship between pavement roughness as measured with the modified BPR roughometer and various criteria of vehicle behavior such as steer angle, steering wheel angle, side-slip angle, driver acceleration and lateral tire forces. The possible use of these criteria to establish limits for pavement roughness is discussed.
Relating Pavement Roughness to Vehicle Behavior
B. E. Quinn (author) / E. W. Jones (author)
1974
217 pages
Report
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English
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