Which level represents full automation?

Which level represents full automation?

• A. Full automation
• B. No automation
• C. Driver support
• D. Conditional automation

Answer: (A)

In driving automation, full automation means the system can handle all driving tasks—from sensing the environment to deciding and acting—without any human input. That’s why this level represents full automation: the vehicle can operate independently in the conditions it’s designed for. The other options don’t fit because they still involve human intervention or partial control: no automation requires the driver to do everything; driver support only assists the driver; and conditional automation can drive in some situations but the human must be ready to take over when asked.

In driving automation, full automation means the system can handle all driving tasks—from sensing the environment to deciding and acting—without any human input. That’s why this level represents full automation: the vehicle can operate independently in the conditions it’s designed for.

The other options don’t fit because they still involve human intervention or partial control: no automation requires the driver to do everything; driver support only assists the driver; and conditional automation can drive in some situations but the human must be ready to take over when asked.