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Towards understanding mobile device use in commercial motor vehicle drivers : do drivers interact as a drowsiness countermeasure?

Gepubliceerd: | Toole, L.M. Hanowski, R.J. Smith-Jackson, T.L. & Winchester III, W.W.

BikeSAFE : analysis of safety-critical events from naturalistic cycling data.

Gepubliceerd: | Werneke, J. & Dozza, M.

How do you assess the distraction of in-vehicle information systems? : a comparison of occlusion, lane change task and mediumfidelity driving simulator methods.

Gepubliceerd: | Burnett, G. Neila, N. Crundall, E. Large, D. Lawson, G. Skrypchuk, L. & Thompson, S.

Measuring the distraction of alternative list-scrolling techniques when using touchscreen displays in vehicles.

Gepubliceerd: | Large, D.R. Burnett, G.E. Crundall, E. Lawson, G. & De-Kremer, S.

Spontaneous vs. gaze shift-induced blinks for assessing driver drowsiness/inattention by electrooculography.

Gepubliceerd: | Ebrahim, P. Stolzmann, W. & Yang, B.

A holistic approach for measuring driver distraction and inattention.

Gepubliceerd: | Ganzhorn, M. Diederichs, F. & Widlroither, H.

Cycling and sounds : the impact of the use of electronic devices on cycling safety.

Gepubliceerd: | Stelling-Konczak, A. Hagenzieker, M.P. & Wee, B. van

Do drivers prioritise primary driving tasks over secondary tasks within driving simulators? : a comparison of simulators of varying fidelity.

Gepubliceerd: | Donkor, R.A. Burnett, G.E. & Sharples, S.

Effective utilization of naturalistic data for driver distraction outreach campaigns.

Gepubliceerd: | Morgan, J.F. Blanco, M. Medina, A. & Hanowski, R.J.

Performance assessment under visual, cognitive and manual secondary task load : how to interpret Lane Change Task (LCT) results.

Gepubliceerd: | Huemer, A.K. & Vollrath, M.