Appendix G - Sample ADS Testing Forms.pdf
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- RFP - 171 - 240000001496
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- Ingham County, Lansing City, Michigan
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Appendix G - Sample ADS Testing Forms contains sample test plans for evaluating the performance of Automated Driving Systems (ADS) on transit buses. The tests cover basic functions, isolated maneuvers, and integrated maneuver sequences, assessing the ADS's ability to acquire and store route information, execute navigation and lane keeping, respond to traffic signals and other dynamic objects, and interact with bus stops and passengers. The tests incorporate a variety of environmental conditions and anomalies to evaluate the ADS's robustness.
The related state and local contract opportunity is a Request for Solution (RFS) issued by Ingham County and the City of Lansing, Michigan, seeking Level 4 Automated Transit Buses. The RFS outlines the requirements and evaluation criteria for the automated transit buses, which must be able to navigate the specified service area and perform the functions detailed in Appendix G. Responses to the RFS are due on a specific date, and a contract award will be made following the evaluation process.
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| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| CER 9.5 ADS SpecCompliance.xlsx | XLSX spreadsheet | |
| Schedule B - Pricing.xlsx | XLSX spreadsheet | |
| ABC Bus Consortium RFS 240000001496.docx | DOCX document | |
| Appendix E_ | — | |
| Appendix I - Agency ODD Matrix.pdf | ||
| Appendix A - APTA Standadrd Bus Specification.pdf | ||
| Appendix H - Example ADS Testing Scenario Diagrams.pdf |
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Performing Organization Inspectors Observers Date Test Name Level (Basic Function, Individual Maneuver, Maneuver Chain)
Objective (brief description)
Planview Diagram
Scenario Description
Roadway(s)
Intersection(s) (number and types) Dynamic Actors Intermediate Stop Point(s) (Type and Number) Passenger Interaction Ambient Conditions
Criticalities (Anomalies)
Optional (y/n) Pass/Fail Min Max Units
Variations
Add Plan Diagram Variations
Comments / ObservationsEvaluation (Add components as necessary)
Acceptance Thresholds
Appendix G
Observers Date Test Name Level (Basic Function, Isolated Maneuver, Integrated Maneuver Sequence)
Objective (brief description)
Planview Diagram
Scenario Description
Roadway(s) Intersection(s) (number and types) Dynamic Actors Intermediate Stop Point(s) (Type and Number) Passenger Interaction Ambient Conditions Criticalities (Anomalies)
Optional Pass/Fail Min Max Units
The complete service route is found onboard the ADS- DV in electronic format, stored within the ADS
No
The service route is in the necessary format needed by the ADS to execute the route
No
The service route contains a start location No The service route contains an end location No The service route contains all bus stop locations No
Variations
Add Plan Diagram Variations
Comments / Observations
None Evaluation
(Add components as necessary) Acceptance Thresholds
N/A
None
Acquire and store service route
None
None
None
Basic Function
The ADS acquires a service route and store onboard the ADS-DV
N/A Service route is acquired by the ADS and stored onboard the ADS-DV
None
Perform ing O rganization Inspectors O bservers D ate Test N am e
Level (Basic Function, Isolated M aneuver, Integrated M aneuver Sequence)
O bjective (brief description)
Planview D iagram
Scenario D escription
Roadw ay(s)
Intersection(s) (num ber and types)
D ynam ic Actors Interm ediate Stop Point(s) (Type and N um ber)
Passenger Interaction
Am bient Conditions
Criticalities (Anom alies)
O ptional
Pass/Fail M in M ax U nits
The ADS-DV accelerates to the posted speed lim it
N o
The longitudinal and lateral m easures of jerk do not exceed perform ance thresholds
N o
-0.9 0.9 m /s^3
The ADS-DV does not physically contact any object, static or dynam ic, during the course of the route N o
The ADS-DV m aintains its speed w ithin threshold values (w hen no lead vehicle or other obstacle is present) N o x-2 x+2 m ph
The ADS-DV reduces its target speed w hen a lead vehicle is present such that a speed-appropriate distance is m aintained
N o
The ADS-DV m aintains its position in the center of the lane w ithin threshold values
N o ft
The ADS-DV detects the signal phase of the intersection traffic signal relevant to its lane of approach
N o
The ADS-DV turns on the appropriate turn signal prior to arriving at the intersection
N o
The ADS-DV perform s a turn at the intersection w hen it has the right-of-w ay to do so and there are no VRU s or other objects in the intended path, and no collision risk from cross traffic
N o
The ADS-DV accelerates to the posted speed lim it along the new roadw ay
N o
Variations
Com m ents / O bservations
N one (Base M aneuver) Com binations of:
Right-of-w ay violation by vehicles or VRU s at intersection
Double-parked vehicle on approach to intersection Signalized intersection all-w ay flashing red (Stage 3 requirem ent)
System fault:
Sensor fault Com puter fault W eather Sun glare Light/M oderate Rain Light/M oderate Snow
Evaluation (Add com ponents as necessary) Acceptance Thresholds
N one
N one
Isolated M aneuver
N om inal N ight Cloudy Rain Snow Fog
Signalized intersection turn left
The ADS-DV navigates a single signalized intersection w ith a variety of configurations, dynam ic actors, and anom alies
Bus approaches signalized intersection and turns left
M ulti-lane, bi-directional, speed lim it = 35m ph
Signalized (1) Vehicles, VRU s at intersection (light, m oderate, heavy)
Observers Date Test Name Level (Basic Function, Isolated Maneuver, Integrated Maneuver Sequence)
Objective (brief description)
Planview Diagram
Scenario Description
Roadway(s) Intersection(s) (Type and Number) Dynamic Actors Intermediate Stop Point(s) (Type and Number)
Passenger Interaction
Ambient Conditions
Criticalities (Anomalies)
Optional Pass/Fail Min Max Units The complete service route is found onboard the ADS-DV in electronic format, stored within the
ADS
No
The service route is in the necessary format needed by the ADS to execute the route No
The service route contains a start location No
The service route contains an end location No
The service route contains all bus stop locations No
The ADS-DV does not physically contact any object during the execution of the route No
The ADS-DV accelerates to the posted speed limit for each roadway along the route No
The longitudinal and lateral measures of jerk do not exceed performance thresholds No -0.9 0.9 m/s^3
The ADS-DV maintains its speed within threshold values (when no lead vehicle or other obstacle is present)
No x-2 x+2 mph
The ADS-DV reduces its target speed when a lead vehicle is present such that a speed-appropriate distance is maintained
No
The ADS-DV maintains its position in the center of the lane within threshold values No 0 1 ft
The ADS-DV detects the signal phase of signalized intersections relevant to its lane of approach No
If turning, the ADS-DV turns on the appropriate turn signal prior to arriving at the intersection No
If turning, the ADS-DV performs the turn at the intersection when it has the right-of-way to do so and there are no VRUs or other objects in the intended path, and no collision risk from cross traffic
No
If not turning, the ADS-DV proceedes straight at the intersection when it has the right-of-way to do so and there are no VRUs or other objects in the intended path, and no collision risk from cross traffic
No
If approaching an intersection controlled by a stop sign, the ADS-DV determines the order-of-precidence, and proceeds straight or turns when it has the right-of-way to do so and there are no VRUs or other objects in the intended path, and no collision risk from cross traffic
No
The ADS-DV approaches bus stop locations and stops No
At bus stops, the ADS-DV stops at a location close enough for passengers to board, including passengers requiring the deployment of a wheelchair ramp
No
At bus stops, the ADS-DV opens its doors and leaves them open long enough for passengers to board or exit, including passengers requiring the deployment of a wheelchair ramp
No
The ADS-DV pulls away from the bus stop and merges back into the main lanes of the roadway without causing a risk of collision by mainlane traffic
No
Variations
Add Plan Diagram Variations
Comments / Observations
None (Baseline Performance) Combinations of:
Right-of-way violation by vehicles and VRUs at intersections Vehicle lane change without signal Double-parked vehicle Signalized intersection all-way flashing red (Stage 3 requirement) Passenger-initiated emergency alarm System fault:
Sensor fault Computer fault Actuator fault Weather Sun glare Heavy Rain Heavy Snow
Evaluation (Add components as necessary)
Bus stop (2)
Waiting at bus stop Bus stop empty Requested stop
Acceptance Thresholds
Integrated Maneuver Sequence
Nominal Night Cloudy Rain Snow Fog
Short route navigation
The ADS-DV navigates a short route with multiple bus stops and intersections with a variety of configurations, dynamic actors, and anomalies
ADS-DV travels on 2-mile route, interacts with bus stops and passes through multiple intersections appropriately Multi-lane, bi-directional, speed limit = 40mph
Signalized (3), 4-way stop (1)
Vehicles and VRUs (light, moderate, heavy)
| Appendix E Agency ODD Matrix |
| Appendix F ABC Test Form Template and Examples |
| Appendix G Scenario Diagrams |
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