Driving on curved roads has been recognized as a significant safety issue for many years.
However, driver behavior and the interactions among variables that affect driver …

Anticipatory skills are a potential factor for novice drivers' curve accidents. Behavioural data
show that steering and speed regulation are affected by forward planning of the trajectory …

Training programs exist that prove effective at teaching novice drivers to anticipate latent
hazards (RAPT), mitigate hazards (ACT) and maintain attention (FOCAL). The current study …

Drivers aged 16–24 are overrepresented in fatal crashes compared to middle-aged, more
experienced drivers. This age-related difference in crash rates partly arises from younger …

Abstract The Risk Awareness Perception Training (RAPT) has been shown to improve latent
hazard anticipation in young drivers. However, previous evaluation scenarios in a driving …

Poor speed management is one of the leading causes of car crashes involving young
drivers in Australia. The aim of the present study was to examine the utility of cognitive …

Lane-departure crashes at horizontal curves represent a significant portion of fatal crashes
on rural Minnesota roads. Because of this, solutions are needed to aid drivers in identifying …

Newly licensed teenage drivers experience a higher risk of crashing compared to other age
cohorts. Literature reveals that novice drivers exhibit poor hazard mitigation skills. The …

Increased physical demand has been associated with the increased risk of work-related
musculoskeletal disorders; however, the concurrent influence of physical and mental …

In-vehicle tasks often require drivers to glance away from the forward roadway while driving
for relatively long durations. Long in-vehicle glances are associated with an elevated risk of …