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 …

Novice drivers are statistically over-represented in reported road crashes, with recent
evidence suggesting that some of this increased crash involvement may be a result of …

Highlights•Food delivery drivers often have to make their deliveries within a set time.•The
pressure of timely deliveries can make food delivery drivers more aggressive in traffic.•Traffic …

Background Poor hazard perception, or the ability to anticipate potentially dangerous road
and traffic situations, has been linked to an increased crash risk. Novice and younger road …

A key goal of driver training is to teach drivers to avoid crashes. However, in traditional driver
training, drivers are unlikely to see even a single example of the class of event that we want …

Abstract The Multidimensional Driving Style Inventory (MDSI; Taubman–Ben-Ari et al., 2004)
is a well-known and useful instrument that allows us to identify not only “maladaptive” …

The automotive industry is chugging along towards full autonomy, with a yet unknown time
of arrival. The next call, however, is partial driving automation. At this interim station lurks …

The current study aims to obtain knowledge about the nature of the processes involved in
Hazard Perception, using measurement techniques to separate and independently quantify …

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 …

Distraction constitute one of the 'five fatal'behaviours that contribute to road trauma, and
some people may be more susceptible to it than others. It is also known that a greater ability …