The current paper proposes a novel taxonomy of latent hazard anticipation by distinguishing
modal, strategic, tactical, and operational hazard anticipation skills. Novice drivers face an …

Young drivers are overrepresented in motor vehicle crashes, and are shown to be poorer at
anticipating potential threats on the roadway compared with their more experienced peers …

Research suggests that novice drivers are most susceptible to errors when detecting and
responding to hazards. If this were true, then hazard training should be effective in improving …

The current study evaluates a training program–STRAP (Secondary Task Regulatory &
Anticipatory Program)–designed to improve young drivers' strategic hazard anticipation …

Objectives: The effectiveness of two hazard perception training methods, simulation-based
error training (SET) and video-based guided error training (VGET), for novice drivers' hazard …

Distracted driving involving secondary tasks is known to lead to an increased likelihood of
being involved in motor vehicle crashes. Some secondary tasks are unnecessary and …

Objective: Young novice drivers' poor hazard perception (HP) skills are a prominent cause
for their overinvolvement in traffic crashes. HP, the ability to read the road and anticipate …

The present research explored the development and evaluation of an innovative Hazard
Perception (HP) training program-the Act and Anticipate Hazard Perception Training …

Young drivers have poor hazard anticipation skills compared with older, more experienced
drivers, thereby leading to their over-involvement in traffic crashes. Computer-based driver …

Younger drivers aged 16 to 18 show disproportionately higher crash rates than middle-aged
drivers, partly due to a decrement in their abilities to anticipate latent hazards, mitigate …