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Cannabis use frequency and driving safety: Associations between cannabis use frequency and driving perceptions and behaviors. [PDF]
Psychol Addict BehavTeeters JB, Ramirez AB, Meredith ND.
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Accident Analysis and Prevention, 2019
Both passengers and driver distraction can have negative effects on young driver behavior. However, it is not known how these two concepts interact to influence driver behavior. The objective of this study was to examine the effect of passenger presence and driver distraction on young drivers' behavior.
Shannon Roberts, Shashank Mehrotra
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Both passengers and driver distraction can have negative effects on young driver behavior. However, it is not known how these two concepts interact to influence driver behavior. The objective of this study was to examine the effect of passenger presence and driver distraction on young drivers' behavior.
Shannon Roberts, Shashank Mehrotra
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Driver distraction and driver inattention: Definition, relationship and taxonomy
Accident Analysis and Prevention, 2011There is accumulating evidence that driver distraction and driver inattention are leading causes of vehicle crashes and incidents. However, as applied psychological constructs, they have been inconsistently defined and the relationship between them remains unclear.
Michael A Regan
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2021
Driver distraction is a major concern for road safety. Distraction involves taking attention away from driving toward competing activities such as talking on a mobile phone or looking at roadside advertising signs, which could result in insufficient or no attention to activities critical for safe driving.
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Driver distraction is a major concern for road safety. Distraction involves taking attention away from driving toward competing activities such as talking on a mobile phone or looking at roadside advertising signs, which could result in insufficient or no attention to activities critical for safe driving.
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Journal of the Royal Society for the Promotion of Health, 2001
A serious health problem is developing from auto mobile collisions caused by distracted drivers. This is a result of the rapid proliferation of portable cel lular telephones and personal organisers used while driving, the development of more sophisticated entertainment systems and instrument panel con trols, the advent of navigation and television dis ...
G A, Peters, B J, Peters
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A serious health problem is developing from auto mobile collisions caused by distracted drivers. This is a result of the rapid proliferation of portable cel lular telephones and personal organisers used while driving, the development of more sophisticated entertainment systems and instrument panel con trols, the advent of navigation and television dis ...
G A, Peters, B J, Peters
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Reviews of Human Factors and Ergonomics, 2011
This chapter investigates driver distraction, a pressing road safety issue. First, research findings regarding the demands placed on drivers by the primary driving tasks and various non-driving-related secondary tasks are reviewed. Second, promising theories and models are reviewed for characterizing how driver distraction is caused and how it affects
Karel Hurts +2 more
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This chapter investigates driver distraction, a pressing road safety issue. First, research findings regarding the demands placed on drivers by the primary driving tasks and various non-driving-related secondary tasks are reviewed. Second, promising theories and models are reviewed for characterizing how driver distraction is caused and how it affects
Karel Hurts +2 more
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Driver Distraction Assessment Using Driver Modeling
2013 IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics, 2013Characterizing individual human drivers is of increasing interest for applications like adaptive driver assistance or monitoring. Describing the human driver by means of control-theoretic driver models constitutes a promising approach. In this paper, we apply a driver model adopted from literature to real-road driving of a distraction experiment in ...
Peter Hermannstadter, Bin Yang
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Preface to the Special Section on Driver Distraction
Human Factors: The Journal of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society, 2004Beginning with the introduction of the car radio, there have been concerns regarding how in-vehicle technology might undermine driving safety. Those concerns are particularly apparent today as many worry about the safety consequences of introducing vastly more complex technologies into the car, most prominently regarding the use of cell phones while ...
John D. Lee, David L. Strayer
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2008
This chapter presents a taxonomic description of the various sources of driver distraction that are currently known to exist. The taxonomy is derived from selected major studies that have made use of secondary crash-based data sources collected by agencies, from selected major observational studies, and from the definition of driver distraction ...
Michael Regan +3 more
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This chapter presents a taxonomic description of the various sources of driver distraction that are currently known to exist. The taxonomy is derived from selected major studies that have made use of secondary crash-based data sources collected by agencies, from selected major observational studies, and from the definition of driver distraction ...
Michael Regan +3 more
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