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UN R175 — Acceleration Control for Pedal Error (ACPE)

Examine accelerator misapplication detection and control of unintended acceleration.

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What does it cover?

UN R175 addresses Acceleration Control for Pedal Error systems in M1 and N1 vehicles with automatic transmission. ACPE detects driver misapplication of the accelerator and controls unintended acceleration. Detection conditions, performance and test setup are read for the vehicle type.

Who is it for?

For vehicle manufacturers, suppliers developing the relevant systems and test or approval teams.

Which subjects are addressed?

  • M1 and N1 with automatic transmission
  • Pedal error detection and acceleration control
  • Performance requirements and test setup

Common question

Is ACPE the same function as emergency braking?

ACPE specifically concerns unintended acceleration caused by accelerator misapplication. Its scope and tests are assessed under its own regulation, rather than treated as another assistance-system approval.

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RegsUP record title: R175 — UN Regulation No. 175

Working series: 01

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