Route familiarity can be an important safety-related variable, which is often neglected. A
review of previous works highlighting the relationships between route familiarity and road …

Studying human behavior in the natural context of everyday visual tasks—including
locomotor tasks such as driving—can reveal visual strategies or even suggest underlying …

“A grave problem that developed in New Hampshire… now has all the motor-vehicle
commissioners of the eastern states in a wax. It's whether radios should be allowed on cars …

The goal of the present study was to assess the effectiveness of eye blink behavior in
measuring drivers' mental workload. Previous research has shown that when mental …

Introduction Visual–manual (VM) phone tasks (ie, texting, dialing, reading) are associated
with an increased crash/near-crash risk. This study investigated how the driving context …

Naturalistic driving studies show that drivers engaged in complex visual-manual tasks face
an increased risk of a crash or near-crash. Tasks that require many glances and a high …

Anticipatory skills are a potential factor for novice drivers' curve accidents. Behavioural data
show that steering and speed regulation are affected by forward planning of the trajectory …

Objective: To present a structured, narrative review highlighting research into human
perceptual-motor coordination that can be applied to automated vehicle (AV)–human …

The actual speed behaviour when drivers approach a curve is very relevant to assess the
road design and safety but is mostly overlooked in the scientific literature. Most research into …

Although much research is done on speed and gaze behaviour inside curves, there is little
understanding of which cues drivers use to anticipate and slow down while approaching …