A Diploma Thesis titled ‘The impact of mobile phone use and music on the driver behaviour and safety by the use of a driving simulator’ was presented by Elena Papathanasiou and Evridiki Postantzi in March 2011. The analysis of the experiment results revealed that the lower speed and the increase of the distance from the middle of the road of the drivers who have a difficult conversation at the mobile phone while driving, cannot compensate for the much greater risk of an accident, in case of an unexpected event, due to increased reaction time.
The impact of mobile phone use and music on the driver behaviour and safety by the use of a driving simulator 2011
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2017-02-04T21:47:09+00:00
March 22nd, 2011|Categories: Knowledge|Tags: cell phone, distraction, driving simulator|
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