Heavy vehicle driver workload assessment. Task 4, review of workload and related research

Wierwille, W.; Tijerina, L.; Kiger, S.; Rockwell, T.; Lauber, E.; Bittner, A.

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Heavy vehicle driver workload assessment. Task 4, review of workload and related research

1996-10-01
By Wierwille, W. ; Tijerina, L. ; Kiger, S. ; ...

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Wierwille, W. ; Tijerina, L. ; Kiger, S. ; Rockwell, T. ; Lauber, E. ; ... More +

Wierwille, W. ; Tijerina, L. ; Kiger, S. ; Rockwell, T. ; Lauber, E. ; Bittner, A. Less -
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Battelle Memorial Institute ; United States. Department of Transportation. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration

Battelle Memorial Institute ; United States. Department of Transportation. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Less -
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Advanced Driver Information Systems Classification Driver Performance Driver Resource Allocation Model Driver Support Systems Driver Workloads Heavy Duty Vehicles Human Factors Engineering In-cab Devices Literature Reviews Task Analysis Workload
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DOT HS-808 467
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Research Paper
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Final Report; July 1991-September 1995
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Goodman, Michael J.
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United States. Joint Program Office for Intelligent Transportation Systems
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This report reviews literature on workload measures and related research. It depicts the preliminary development of a theoretical basis for relating driving workload to highway safety and a selective review of driver performance evaluation, workload evaluation in driving contexts, and risk-taking and risk adaptation behavior. An actuarial approach to establish the safety relevance of workload measures is discussed in conjunction with a driver resources allocation model of in-cab device workload. The report concludes with the presentation of a driver resources-based taxonomy of in-cab tasks and candidate workload measures and their potential sensitivity to tasks described in the taxonomy.
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DTNH22-91-C-07003
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