Technological learning strategies in strict compliance with traffic laws: An approach from the eyes of driver professionalization
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https://doi.org/10.55204/trc.v4i1.e384Keywords:
Professional driver, Technological advances, road rules, Learning Strategies, traffic regulationsAbstract
Introduction: Enforcement of traffic laws in the field of land transportation is of vital importance due to the growth of the vehicle fleet and the complexity of roadways. In addition, the emergence of technologies such as autonomous vehicles poses challenges in the interaction between vehicles and their environment. These technological advances focus on the possible coexistence of artificial intelligence systems with humans on the roads.
Development: The emergence of intelligent vehicles allows them to interact with their environment in a safe and efficient manner, thus the role of professional drivers, who must be properly trained to operate vehicles safely in order to reduce traffic accidents and improve road safety. Road safety education is considered a fundamental pillar for sustainable development and road safety.
Conclusions: Intelligent vehicles prove to be one of the efficient learning strategies to promote compliance with road regulations. GPS stands out as a key tool by providing accurate location data, helping to prevent traffic violations and encourage respect for road rules. Adaptive cruise control is essential, maintaining constant speeds and preventing speeding, even in adverse conditions.
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