Hazard perception (HP) is the process of detecting and identifying hazards. Drivers' HP
abilities are critical for driving safety. This paper presents a systematic literature review of …

Young male drivers have lower hazard perception skills (HPS) than older and more
experienced drivers and a tendency to overestimate their skills in hazardous situations. Both …

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 …

Hazard perception (HP) is the ability to spot on-road hazards in time to avoid a collision. This
skill is traditionally measured by recording response times to hazards in video clips of …

The perception of on-road hazards is critically important to emergency medical services
(EMS) professionals, the patients they transport and the general public. This study compared …

Hazard perception (HP) tests are used in several developed countries as part of the driver
licensing process, where they are believed to have improved road safety; however, relatively …

Hazard perception in driving refers to a driver's ability to anticipate potentially dangerous
situations on the road ahead and has been the subject of research for over 50 years. It is …

Hazard perception is a vital component to safe driving and hazard perception tests (HPTs)
are being used with greater frequency for driver training, assessment and licensure. In this …

Recent evidence shows that compared to experienced drivers, young-inexperienced drivers
are more likely to be involved in a crash mainly due to their poor hazard perception (HP) …

The current study compares hazard perception (HP) performance of 50 male drivers with
and without a motorcycle license in order to generalize results. A video-based HP test …