Objective This review aimed to characterize tasks applied in driving research, in terms of
instructions/conditions, signal types/rates, and component features in comparison to the …

Drivers' role changes with increasing automation from the primary driver to a system
supervisor. This study investigates how supervising an SAE L2 and L3 automated vehicle …

Over time, the desks of office workers often get cluttered with documents, items, and other
objects that are unrelated to the work being done. These objects become visual noise …

Vigilance declines when exposed to highly predictable and uneventful tasks. Monotonous
tasks provide little cognitive and motor stimulation and contribute to human errors. This …

Driving on motorways has largely been reduced to a lane-keeping task with cruise control.
Rapidly, drivers are likely to get bored with such a task and take their attention away from the …

In the decade since 9/11, terrorism has entered the information age to challenge the work of
first responders, police managers, and decision makers. The attacks raised fundamental …

Monotony has been identified as a contributing factor to road crashes. Drivers' ability to react
to unpredictable events deteriorates when exposed to highly predictable and uneventful …

Whole-body vibration (WBV) may contribute to truck driver fatigue and increase the potential
for vehicular accidents. Previous studies of truck induced WBV exposures have mostly …

The postpartum period is typically a time of increased sleepiness, however little research
has investigated mothers' sleepiness whilst driving during this period. The research …

The driving task requires sustained attention during prolonged periods, and can be
performed in highly predictable or repetitive environments. Such conditions could create …