Effects of cognitive and visual load in real and simulated driving

作者: A Forsman , J Oestlund , J Toernros , L Nilsson

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关键词: SimulationCognitive loadMental loadElectronic speed controlField testsSafety marginPsychologyDistractionCognition

摘要: A simulator and a field experiment were conducted to study the effects of visual cognitive load on driving performance, also assess validity VTI as tool for studying distraction. It was found that resulted in deteriorated lateral control some extent reduced speed control, although there clear effect drivers reducing their increasing steering activity order compensate increased load. Cognitive somewhat but more clearly, stable lane keeping. This increase interpreted precaution creating larger safety margin case an unexpected event, which they assumed be less capable react due The very high, except from realistic risk seemed result level stress higher travel (A). document is available at http://www.vti.se/EPiBrowser/Publikationer - English/R533A.

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