Collecting Eye Tracking and Vehicle Kinematics Data from Alternative Intersection and Interchange Sites

The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) is seeking information from qualified contractors to collect eye-tracking and vehicle kinematics data from alternative intersection and interchange sites. The objective is to develop a naturalistic driving dataset to support future research evaluating the safety and operational performance of selected alternative intersection and interchange designs. The contractor will be responsible for collecting data from 15 sites in up to three geographic regions, with a minimum of 25 local drivers participating in each region. The contractor will also be required to provide a final report documenting the work performed under this project. • The contractor will attend a kick-off meeting within two weeks of contract award. • The contractor will collect eye-tracking and vehicle kinematics data from 15 AII sites in up to three geographic regions. • The contractor will recruit a minimum of 25 local drivers in each region to participate in the data collection. • The contractor will provide a final report documenting the work performed under this project.