Failure in making the correct judgment about the intention of an approaching vehicle at a
junction could lead to a collision. This paper investigated the impact of dynamic information …

This study explored whether British and Malaysian drivers differ in their use of explicit (turn
signals) and implicit (eg, vehicle position, speed) communicative cues when judging the …

As a cyclist, it is essential to make inferences about the intentions of other road users in
order to anticipate their behaviour. There are official ways for cyclists to communicate their …

Using a fixed-base driving simulator we compared the effects of the size and type of traffic
vehicles (ie, normal-sized or double-sized cars or motorcycles) approaching an intersection …

One of the key contributory factors for accident involvement is the misjudgment of vehicle
approach. Past research has indicated that individuals can use the rate of visual “looming” in …

With respect to an increasing amount of driver assistance systems and automated driving
functions, a higher chance of unappreciated action and intervention of these systems can be …

Detecting danger in the driving environment is an indispensable task to guarantee safety
which depends on the driver's ability to predict upcoming hazards. But does correct …

Three experiments used a laboratory analogue to the task of driving to look at drivers'
responses to encounters with a bicyclist at a T-junction. In particular, a comparison was …

Several studies have investigated implicit communication, such as driving dynamics, as a
way to communicate vehicle or driver intention to pedestrians, indicating that “good” human …

In this study we evaluated the effects of driving experience and age on the perceptual
processes involved in the detection of potential future collision with a preceding vehicle …