A simulation study on the effects of platoon gaps on driver cut-in behaviour by Khor, Lydia Chong Yen

“…A vehicle platoon is a group of vehicles that travel together at similar speeds and with a short inter-vehicle gap between each other, known as the platoon gap. …”
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Resilient platoon control for autonomous connected vehicles under actuator faults and cyberattacks by Tan, Guo Li

“…Also, we will deepen our understanding and knowledge of cyberattacks that could occur in the platoon vehicle system and affect the reliability of the overall vehicle platoon system. …”
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Freight transportation in logistics industry of Singapore : a feasibility study on truck platooning by Lee, Alex Yung Seong

“…Despite the wide usage of truck platooning in European and American context, there are insufficient studies perform on Singapore’s road to justify truck platooning feasibility. …”
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Privacy-preserving protocol for trust and reputation system in VANET by Li, Pengfei

“…Since the quality of vehicle platooning depends on platoon head (PH) vehicle significantly, trust and reputation system is applied in VANET for PH vehicle’s performance evaluation, in which reputation score is used to rate PH vehicles. …”
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Evaluating the impact of autonomous vehicles on on-ramp traffic using SUMO by Md Mikail Md Raffee

“…From their performance in a platoon of varying vehicle compositions to their adequacy at signalized junctions, these machines have been placed under the microscope. …”
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Simulation of 5G-based vehicle network using OMNeT++ and SUMO by Tham, Jia Jun

“…The result of the project is to enable vehicles to transmit messages using 5G with other vehicles in the platoon or base stations when the vehicles are moving on the regional map. …”
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Formal verification of security protocols by Mok, Xin Mun

“…Specifically, the protocols used in V2V communications in a CACC system in the context of vehicle platooning.…”
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Passenger car units of vehicles on Singapore expressways by Tan, Ying Kiat.

“…Any lane which has service flow rates that are close to 2136 will be deemed as LOS D. From there, platoons of vehicles are determined. Multiple linear regressions are then performed using Microsoft Office Excel, and the coefficients can be obtained. …”
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