Driver behaviour and training. 2, [Based on the contributions for the Second International Conference in Driver Behaviour and Training (DB & T 2005) held in Edinburgh in November 2005]

527 Pages·2005·13.08 MB·English

by  International Conference on Driver Behav, Lisa Dorn

DRIVER BEHAVIOUR AND TRAINING
Dedication

To my precious daddy
with more love than you can imagine
Lisa
Driver Behaviour and Training

Volume II

Edited by
LISA DORN
Cranfield University, UK
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British Library Cataloguing in Publication Data
International Conference on Driver Behaviour and Training
(2nd : 2005 : Edinburgh, Scotland)
Driver behaviour and training
Vol. 2. - (Human factors in road and rail transport)
1.Motor vehicle drivers - Training of - Congresses 2.Motor
vehicle drivers - Attitudes - Congresses 3.Motor vehicle
driving - Congresses
I.Title II.Dorn, Lisa
629.2’83

Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
International Conference on Driver Behaviour and Training (1st : 2003 :
Stratford-upon-Avon, England)
Driver behaviour and training / edited by Lisa Dorn.
p. cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN 0 7546 4430 8
1. Traffic safety--Congresses. 2.Automobile drivers--Congresses. 3.
Automobiles--Safety appliances--Congresses. 2.Automobile driver education--Congresses.
I. Dorn, Lisa. II.Title.

HE5614.I553 2003
363.12'5--dc22 2003058287

ISBN 9780754644309 (hbk)
Contents

List of Figures and Tables xi
Acknowledgements xix
Preface xxi

Part 1 Driver Training and Education

1 Interactive Scenario Modelling for Hazard Perception in 3
Driver Training
Abs Dumbuya, N. Reed, G. Rhys-Tyler, Q J. Zhao and
R.L. Wood

2 An Analysis of the National Driver Improvement Scheme by 19
Referral Type
Ian Edwards

3 Assessment of Driver Training Courses 33
Lee Martin, Catriona Rae and Steve Stradling

4 Driver Education BSM Driving Instructor Training 47
Programme
Susan McCormack

5 Should Driver Education Include Training Against Instinctive 55
Human Reactions?
Anthony C. Hastings

6 Cars, Sex, Drugs and Media: Comparing Modalities of Road 61
Safety and Public Health Messages
Anne Morphett and Zoë Sofoulis

Part 2 Simulation and In-Vehicle Technology

7 Novice Driver Performance Improvement with Simulator 81
Training
R. Wade Allen, Marcia L. Cook and George D. Park

8 Truck and Bus Driver Training, Can Simulation Contribute? 93
Torbjörn Falkmer
vi Driver Behaviour and Training – Volume II
9 The Potential to Enhance Older Drivers’ Critical Driving 105
Skills Through Simulator-Based Advice
Jerry Wachtel, Matthew R.E. Romoser, Donald L. Fisher,
Konstantin Sizov and Ronald Mourant

10 Microsimulation of Traffic for Safety Study of In-Vehicle 121
Intelligent Transportation Systems
Ata M. Khan, Akihira Fukutomi, Sarah J. Taylor and
Jennifer M. Armstrong

11 Assessing Drivers’ Level of Trust in Adaptive Cruise Control 133
and Their Conceptual Models of the System: Implications for
System Design
Tara A. Kazi, Neville A. Stanton, Mark S. Young and
D A. Harrison

Part 3 Young Driver Behaviour and Road Safety

12 Driver Education – A Difficult but Possible Safety Measure 145
Nils Petter Gregersen

13 Identifying Young Driver Subtypes: Relationship to Risky 155
Driving and Crash Involvement
Lisa Wundersitz and N. Burns

14 Development and First Evaluation of a Prediction Model for 169
Risk of Offences and Accident Involvement Among Young
Drivers
Antje Biermann, Eva-Maria Eick, Roland Brünken,
Günter Debus and Detlev Leutner

15 Assessment of a Diary to Study Development of Higher- 179
Order-Skills During Driving Experience
Saskia de Craen and Divera A.M. Twisk

16 Young Drivers’ Attitudes Towards Risks Arising from 193
Hazardous Driving Behaviours
A. Ian Glendon

17 Prediction of Driving Accident Risk in Novice Drivers in 207
Ontario: The Development of a Screening Instrument
Laurence Jerome and A. Segal
Contents vii
18 Seat-Belt Use by Spanish Adolescents 223
Monica Cunill, M. Eugenia Gras, Mark J.M. Sullman and
Montserrat Planes

Part 4 Vulnerable Road Users

19 Designing Powered Two Wheeler Training to Match Rider 233
Goals
Paul Broughton

20 Understanding the Increasing Trend of Motorcycle Fatalities: 243
Rider Error, Driver Error or Training Error?
Simon Labbett and Martin Langham

21 Driving at Fifteen: Assessment of Moped Rider Training 253
Amongst Teens
Patricia António, Manuel Matos and Mario Horta

22 Vulnerable Road User Safety: Social Interaction on the Road? 261
Ian Walker

Part 5 Personality, Emotions and Driving

23 The Transactional Model of Driver Stress and Fatigue and its 273
Implications for Driver Training
Gerald Matthews, Amanda K. Emo and Gregory J. Funke

24 A Cross-Cultural Comparison of the Driving Anger Scale 287
Mark J.M. Sullman, M. Eugenia Gras, Monica Cunill and
Montserrat Planes

25 The Effect of Sensation-Seeking on Driver Fatigue 299
Thomas Vöhringer-Kuhnt, Katja Karrer and N. Schlienz

26 The Use of Group Dynamics in a Driver Rehabilitation 309
Course
Ana Mónica Dias and Silvino Índias Cordeiro

Part 6 At-Work Road Safety

27 Factors Influencing the Behaviour of People Who Drive at 319
Work
Catriona Rae, Lee Martin and Steve Stradling
viii Driver Behaviour and Training – Volume II
28 A Qualitative Analysis of Company Car Driver Road Safety 327
Sarah Fletcher

29 Development of the Police Driver Risk Index 337
Julie Gandolfi and Lisa Dorn

30 Fatigue-Related Driver Behaviour in Untrained and 349
Professional Drivers
Katja Karrer, Thomas Vöhringer-Kuhnt, S. Briest and
T. Baumgarten

31 Predictors of Coach Drivers’ Safety Behaviour and Health 359
Status
M. Anthony Machin

32 Comparing IT-Based Driver Assessment Results Against 373
Self-Reported and Actual Crash Outcomes in a Large Motor
Vehicle Fleet
Will Murray, Andy Cuerden and Phil Darby

33 Differential Accident Involvement of Bus Drivers 383
Anders E. af Wåhlberg

34 The Safety Value of Driver Education in Nigeria: An 395
Assessment of Professional Driver Behaviour
Innocent C. Ogwude and Chinonye Ugboma

Part 7 Crash Analysis

35 The Application of Systems Engineering Techniques to the 407
Modelling of Crash Causation
Peter J. Hillard, D. Logan and B. Fildes

36 The Application of Accident Script Analysis to Truck Crashes 417
Mark J.M. Sullman

37 Non-Linear Methods for the Identification of Drivers at Risk 425
to Cause Accidents
Markus Sommer and Joachim Häusler

Part 8 Driver Attention and Knowledge

38 Use of the d2 Test of Attention as a Predictor of Driving 437
Proficiency
Wendy Lord and Peter Clarke
Contents ix
39 Mental Models and Attentional Processes in Car Driving 443
Rainer Höger, Jessica Seidenstücker and Nicki Marquardt

40 What Drivers Don’t Know 451
S. David Leonard

41 Transfer of Useful Field of Vision from Team Sports to 459
Driving Skills in a Simulated Driving Test
Rui Matos and Màrio Godinho

Conclusion

Driver Coaching: Driving Standards Higher 471
Lisa Dorn

Index 481