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Motivation: - Highway-Chauffeur as an example for a conditional automated driving function (SAE level 3) - Standard scenarios, critical scenarios and automation-risks are the basis to fill the scenariodatabase Level of Automation: Level 3 Conditional Automated Driving Task The System performs the longitudinal and lateral driving task. Monitoring Task The driver does not need to monitor the system at all times. Tasks besides driving are limitedly possible. The system recognizes its limits but is not able to establish a risk-minimal state Use Case Limits from every initial situation. Thus, the system requests the driver to take back the driving task with an sufficient time margin. The automated vehicle handles emergency situations successfully if a human driver could handle the situation. Role of the Human Driver Role of the Automated Driving Function Decides when the activation of the automated driving system is reasonable Takes the driving task back after a system-request with a sufficient time margin Is able to deactivate the automated driving system Captures the driving environment if activated Allows the system activation only under such conditions (use cases) it was designed for Performs longitudinal and lateral driving task if activated Only deactivates itself if the driver was requested to take over the driving task with a sufficient time margin

www.pegasusprojekt.de Basic Functionality: Including automated following in stop & go traffic jams Excluding construction sites Speed 0-130 km/h Excluding automated driving onto the highway Highways or highway-like roads incl. road markings Including automated emergency braking and collision avoidance Excluding automated exiting off the highway Including automated lane changing Excluding automated driving under extreme weather conditions e.g. very slippery roads or a very low range of vision

Basic Functionality:

Basic Functionality: Stabilization Layer - Speed keeping - Distance keeping - Lane keeping - Speed and distance adaption - Relevant and irrelevant speed limits - Cornering speed - Vehicle ahead when following - Traffic jam following - Merging traffic - Lane changing - Existence of neighboring lanes Path Guidance - Occupancy of neighboring lanes - Safe and comfortable lane changing - Termination of lane changes - Obligation to drive on the right - Clearance of hard shoulders - Overtaking - Relevant and irrelevant prohibitions of overtaking - Prohibition to overtake on the right side - Dangerous areas (traffic jams, corners, )

Driver Qualification and Activation of the Driving Function: - Driving license Driver Qualifications - Driving capabilities - Closed seat harness buckle - General capability to take over the driving task - Drives on highways or highway-like roads (based on German standards) - Does not drive faster than the speed limit - Does not drive backwards - Does not drive in construction sites - Does not drive under bad road or weather conditions (e.g. very slippery roads) - Does not drive under very low visibility conditions of the sensors Requirements to activate the Driving Function - Does not drive with coverings of the sensors - Does not drive without a network connection - Does not drive without a proper state of the vehicle (e.g. overheated brakes, low fuel level) - Does not drive with defective relevant system components - Does not drive without a human driver inside (e.g. closed seat harness buckle, driver seat is occupied) - Does not drive with open doors - Does not drive with a trailer

Summary of the System Boundaries: - Activation only on highways - Driving task handover to the human driver only with a sufficient time margin - At the end of highways - At junctions - At highway interchanges - At construction sites - At toll or customs stations - No activation outside of the system boundaries (e.g. highway acceleration lanes) - Top speed is the recommended velocity. No activation at higher speeds. - No trailers - No lane changes in dense traffic - No reverse driving - Driver takes back the driving task (no handover by the system) in case of emergency vehicles - No activation: - Without a proper state of the vehicle - Under bad road conditions - Under bad weather conditions (system handover + speed reduction) - Under very low visibility conditions of the sensors - Wrong-way driver - If doors are open - If no human driver is present - Heavy coverings of the sensors - If no traffic-, map- or GNSS-data were received over a longer period of time