Smartphone Use While Driving: A Simulator Study
作者： D Basacik , N Reed , R Robbins
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摘要: Use of a mobile phone while driving impairs performance, as shown by previous research. More and more drivers are now able to engage in broad range potential activities on their phone, with 'smartphones' becoming common the commercial marketplace. Investigating whether there was an effect performance social networking using smartphone aim this study. The study participants were twenty-eight young female male who drove simulator through same test scenario twice: once without distraction interact site. fact that participants' impaired concurrent tasks, task also affected driving, is clearly results experiment.
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