Driver Distraction and Inattention: Advances in Research and Countermeasures
by Åkerstedt, Torbjörn, Irwin, Julia, Archer, Jeffrey, Senders, John W., Hancock, Peter A., Cardillo, Carlos, Birrell, Stewart A., Stevens, Alan, Richardson, John H., Engström, Johan, Markkula, Gustav, Schaap, Nina, Horst, Richard van der, Arem, B. van, Brookhuis, Karel, Metz, Barbara, Schoemig, Nadja, Krueger, Hans-Peter, Vaa, Truls, Craft, Ralph H., Preslopsky, Brian, Hanowski, Richard J., Olson, Rebecca L., Hickman, Jeffrey S., Bocanegra, Joseph, Gordon, Craig P., Martin, Jean-Louis, Brusque, Corinne, Young, Kristie L., Lenné, Michael G., Williamson, Amy, Torch, William, Wynn, Tony, Dickinson, Melissa, Chekaluk, Eugene, Bruyas, Marie-Pierre, Rudin-Brown, Christina M., Kircher, Katja, Ahlström, Christer, Luke, Toni, Heavisides, Jay, Basacik, D., Young, Mark S., Horberry, Tim, Edquist, Jessica, Sandberg, David, Wahde, M., (Mattias), Anund, Anna, Keckland, Göran, Society of Automotive Engineers
fromHuman factors in road and rail transport
"It is estimated that, in the United States, around 20 percent of all police-reported road crashes involve driver distraction as a contributing factor. This figure increases if other forms of inattention are considered. Evidence (reviewed in this volume) suggests that the situat…