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To speed or not to speed: Thematic analysis of American driving narratives

Journal of Safety Research, 2021
Speeding is a major cause of unintentional roadway death in the United States. Existing data show that U.S. drivers tend to speed less as they age, but reasons for this change remain largely unknown. Limited research has examined why U.S. drivers decide to speed or why U.S.
Colleen M. Peterson, Joseph E. Gaugler
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Self-monitoring of driving speed

Accident Analysis & Prevention, 2017
In-vehicle data recorders (IVDR) have been found to facilitate safe driving and are highly valuable in accident analysis. Nevertheless, it is not easy to convince drivers to use them. Part of the difficulty is related to the "Big Brother" concern: installing IVDR impairs the drivers' privacy.
Shelly, Etzioni, Ido, Erev, Robert, Ishaq, Wafa, Elias, Yoram, Shiftan   +4 more
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Variable Speed Drives

ASME 1995 Citrus Engineering Conference, 1995
The 3 C’s Cash - Control - and Coordination based on the use of variable speed drives in the Citrus Industry is covered in this paper. Proper use of variable speed drives results in more money (CASH) from Energy Savings, Reduced Maintenance cost, and Improved Efficiencies.
A. BRODGESELL, R.D. BUCHANAN, J.B. RISHEL, B.G. LIPTÁK, R.H. OSMAN   +4 more
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The Effect of Luminance on Simulated Driving Speed

Vision Research, 2012
Perceived speed is modulated by a range of stimulus attributes such as contrast, luminance and adaptation duration. It has been suggested that such changes in perceived speed may influence driving behaviour. In order to evaluate the effect of luminance on driving speed we have measured subjects' driving speed in a driving simulator for a range of ...
Stephen T Hammett
exaly   +11 more sources

Drive for Speed

The Engineer, 2018
EV batteries could be charged much faster
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