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807 related items for PubMed ID: 21376857

  • 1. Speed choice and driving performance in simulated foggy conditions.
    Brooks JO, Crisler MC, Klein N, Goodenough R, Beeco RW, Guirl C, Tyler PJ, Hilpert A, Miller Y, Grygier J, Burroughs B, Martin A, Ray R, Palmer C, Beck C.
    Accid Anal Prev; 2011 May; 43(3):698-705. PubMed ID: 21376857
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  • 2. Car following decisions under three visibility conditions and two speeds tested with a driving simulator.
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  • 6. Driving in fog: the effects of driving experience and visibility on speed compensation and hazard avoidance.
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  • 10. The consequences of an increase in heavy goods vehicles for passenger car drivers' mental workload and behaviour: a simulator study.
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  • 12. Gap acceptance and risk-taking by young and mature drivers, both sober and alcohol-intoxicated, in a simulated driving task.
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  • 13. Driving simulator for speed research on two-lane rural roads.
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  • 14. Effects of connected vehicle-based variable speed limit under different foggy conditions based on simulated driving.
    Zhao X, Xu W, Ma J, Li H, Chen Y, Rong J.
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  • 15. The role of attention in horizontal curves: a comparison of advance warning, delineation, and road marking treatments.
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  • 16. Traffic calming along rural highways crossing small urban communities: driving simulator experiment.
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  • 17. A driving simulator study of driver performance on deceleration lanes.
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  • 18. Perceptual lane width, wide perceptual road centre markings and driving speeds.
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  • 20. Modeling drivers' speed selection as a trade-off behavior.
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