Abstract
The investigation provided the following results: "experienced" drivers exhibit a different visual behaviour between the traversing of a right-hand and a left-hand bend - their average view-fixation period and the breadth of span is longer or greater for the left-hand bend than for the right-hand, whilst "inexperienced" drivers exhibit no difference in their visual behaviour. When approaching a blind right-hand curve the visual behaviour changes. The average view fixation period diminishes from the stretch immediately preceding the bend, compared with a section of road which has earlier been traversed.