Keeping Eye and Mind on the Road

By T. Victor. 2005

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Transition to manual: driver behaviour when resuming control from a highly automated vehicle (2014, background): “3 s-wide sliding window (Zhang, Smith, & Dufour, 2008), to the percentage of on-road gaze points in a 60-s sliding window (Victor, 2005).”
Deep in thought while driving: An EEG study on drivers’ cognitive distraction (2014, unknown): “Visual distraction can be defined as ‘‘eyes-off-road’’, and cognitive distraction as ‘‘mind-off-road’’ (Victor, 2005).”
An Analysis of Driver Inattention Using a Case-Crossover Approach On 100-Car Data: Final Report (2010, background): “While talking on a cell phone, many researchers have found that driver’s eye-scanning patterns are significantly reduced in that the driver spends a greater percentage of time looking straight ahead rather than scanning the driving environment (Harbluk, Noy, Trbovich, & Eizenmann, 2007; Victor, 2005”