Celina Mons, MSc, conducts research into road user behaviour. She focuses on topics such as speed and speed management, distraction due to mobile phone use, vehicle safety and the use of driver assistance systems such as Intelligent Speed Assistance (ISA). She has also worked on the European projects LEVITATE and Trendline and on risk assessments of light electric vehicles (LEVs), and of on-road tests with (partially) self-driving vehicles. In addition to her work as a researcher, she is a member of the SWOV works council.
In 2017, Celina graduated from Leiden University in the field of Applied Cognitive Psychology.
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