… study provides a theoretical contribution to the risk homeostasis theory. It … drivers’ internal
behavior correction mechanism regarding the risks of smartphone use during low-speed driving…

… In this way, complete risk compensation acts to maintain experienced accident risk at the …
by the cognitive model of driver behavior outlined in Wilde's risk homeostasis theory (RHT). …

… We concentrate whenever possible on fatahties per unit time of driving, the rate that the
risk homeostasis theory appears to predict ought to remain constant.('-4) The seven quantities …

… be inferred with respect to driver behavior. The concept of risk homeostasis is put forward
as a hypothesis of the dynamics of human conduct in the face of risk. The empirical findings …

… A critic might point out that when cars in front were moving at greater speeds, the driver
had a much reduced need to overtake them, and thus, it may even be that the direction of the …

… In order to explain this contrast, as well as many other findings regarding road-user behaviour,
the theory of risk homeostasis (RHT) has been put forward. This posits that accident loss …

… paper considers the role of simulation in investigating risk homeostasis phenomena. … of
risk homeostasis theory (RHT). A principal tool used for examining RHT - the Aston Driving …

… driver’s risk perception in near-crash events using a novel metric from risk homeostasis theory
(… the initial and maximum risk-level of drivers when involved in a critical driving event while …

… accident rate per km of driving, but not have the … in risk homeostasis and other compensation
models, can this same concept be invoked to explain actual risk levels in other physical risk-…

… like driving in bad weather) offers the possibility of “collapsed experience”. Although populations
are said to tend towards risk homeostasis in … in modelling risk homeostasis components. …