2011•ITE journalRequires access

Driver distraction is more than just taking eyes off the road

David M. Cades, Steven R. Arndt, Andrew Kwasniak

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Driver distraction as well as driver failure to monitor the forward roadway are the most common and recognizable accident-contributing factors. This paper presents a review and discussion related driver distraction suggesting that taking eyes off the road is not sufficient to explain distraction-related incidents and accidents. Keywords: Driver distraction; Language: en

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Key concepts: Distraction, Computer science, Forensic engineering, Psychology, Engineering, Cognitive psychology