DIRECT Operational Field Test Evaluation: Human Factors: Driver Performance and Memory for Traffic Messages. Effects of the Number of Messages, Audio Quality, and Relevance

Fleming, Jill; Green, P.; Katz, Stewart; University of Michigan. Intelligent Transportation Systems Research Laboratory

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DIRECT Operational Field Test Evaluation: Human Factors: Driver Performance and Memory for Traffic Messages. Effects of the Number of Messages, Audio Quality, and Relevance

1998-08-01
By Fleming, Jill ; Green, P. ; Katz, Stewart

[PDF-1.66 MB]

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DIRECT: Operational Field Test Evaluation: Human Factors
Creators:

Fleming, Jill ; Green, P. ; Katz, Stewart

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University of Michigan. Intelligent Transportation Systems Research Laboratory
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Michigan. Dept. of Transportation ; Michigan. Traffic and Safety Division

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Advanced Driver Information Systems Demonstration Projects Evaluation And Assessment Highway Advisory Radio Human Factors Intelligent Transportation Systems
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EECS-ITS LAB-DT98-003 ; UMTRI-98-22

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Tech Report
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Detroit (Michigan)
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University of Michigan. Intelligent Transportation Systems Research Laboratory
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Driver Information Radio using Experimental Communication Technologies: In this experiment, 32 licensed drivers (16 young, 16 old) drove on an expressway. On each trial (96 per subject), 1 to 3 traffic messages containing 6 to 14 items were presented. (l-94 Eastbound at Southfield Freeway, continuing construction, right lane blocked, 3 mile backup.). Imagining they were driving from Ann Arbor to Detroit on l-94, subjects identified messages relevant to that route and recalled them. Messages were either of good or poor audio quality (to simulate poor reception).
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