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- Impact of Directive Visual Information on Drivers Emergency Behavior . . .
Advances in autonomous driving will inevitably decrease the opportunities of human drivers to manually maneuver in normal situations, and this will make it diff
- Impact of Directive Visual Information on Drivers Emergency Behavior . . .
This study #x0027;s simulator-based experiments investigate the relationship between a driver #x0027;s emergency behaviors and the information displayed to the driver
- AR-HUD预警中视觉拥挤和刺激位置对驾驶员行人感知的影响 . . .
The main findings are: 1) Drivers with AR cues will perceive and re-spond to unexpected pedestrian stimuli faster 2) Drivers will respond faster to unexpected pedes-trians in crowded conditions, and AR warnings can improve visual search efficiency in this state
- Driver’s gaze behavior when approached by an emergency vehicle – The . . .
The present study aimed to examine eye gaze behavior when drivers receive information about EVA warnings, either through being introduced to the warning system or by being given a warning without having any prior experience with EVA warnings
- Impacts of Connected Warning Information on Driver Behavior . . .
Using a driving simulator, urban driving scenarios and connected warning infor-mation systems are designed, incorporating various types of visual blind areas to create six typical pedestrian-vehi-cle conflicts
- Impact of Directive Visual Information on Drivers Emergency Behavior
This paper reviewed various methods used to alert drivers and the issues involved in detecting the hypovigilance and discussed in detail about the different methods used for driver alertness system
- Research and Development of Drivers Visual Behavior and . . .
To clarify the status quo of drivers'visual behavior research in road traffic safety field,the research advances on the following topics were reviewed,including drivers'visual behavior with fatigue driving and with distracted driving,visual behavior and driving safety in tunnels,as well as the impact factors on drivers'visual behavior The
- Review of Driver Behavior Characteristics and Hazard Perception . . .
In low-illumination environments, drivers’ visual behavior is the first to be affected This, in turn, affects their physiological and psychological states, which then affect their reactions and operational behaviors These changes manifest in speed control, car-following, and lane-changing behaviors
- Assessing driver reactions to emergency navigation prompts in head-up . . .
To effectively measure the impact of HUD-based navigation prompts on driver behaviour during emergency situations, this section describes the structured questionnaire used in the online survey
- How drivers respond to visual vs. auditory information in advisory . . .
Visual information helps drivers to drive more accurately and efficiently, whereas auditory information supports quicker responses This suggests that there are potential benefits in applying both modalities in tandem, as they complement each other
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