Alcohol, sleep deprivation, and driving speed effects upon control use during driving.

Author(s)
Huntley, M.S. & Centybear, T.M.
Year
Abstract

An instrumented car was driven through a course on each of four experimental days, on four consecutive trials each day, after ingestion of an alcohol or a placebo beverage, and after a night of normal sleep or following 29 hours of sleep deprivation. Its is concluded that, if control-use behaviour was to serve as an index of alcohol-associated impairment, the influence of sleep deprivation and individual differences would have to be taken in consideration.

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Library number
B 5924 T /83.2/ IRRD 210205
Source

Human Factors, Vol. 16 (1974), No. 1 (February), p. 19-28, 1 fig., 3 tab., 17 ref.

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