Castro, 2009 - Google Patents
Visual demands and drivingCastro, 2009
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- Castro C
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- Human factors of visual and cognitive performance in driving
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The main purpose of this book is to draw together knowledge about how drivers acquire information, from a human factors psychology standpoint, in order to help provide deeper insights into the way road users behave. Driving is inherently more hazardous than other …
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