An investigation of relationships between driver comfort, performance and automobile seat type during short term driving tasks
RE Thomas Jr, JJ Congleton, RD Huchingson… - International journal of …, 1991 - Elsevier
Eight males and eight females participated in a series of simulated 40-minute automobile
driving sessions. During each trial, participants sat in one of three contemporary automobile
seats or a prototype based on a neutral posture design. Dependent variables were general
subjective comfort, subjective body part/area discomfort and performance. General
subjective comfort was found to be sensitive to differences between seat types. Females
were generally less comfortable in the seats than males, suggesting that the seats better …
driving sessions. During each trial, participants sat in one of three contemporary automobile
seats or a prototype based on a neutral posture design. Dependent variables were general
subjective comfort, subjective body part/area discomfort and performance. General
subjective comfort was found to be sensitive to differences between seat types. Females
were generally less comfortable in the seats than males, suggesting that the seats better …
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