The 11 papers in the report deal with the following areas: An analysis model for driver response; Driver behavior model of merging; PCDETECT: A revised version of the DETECT seeing distance model; Sign luminance as a methodology for matching driver needs, roadway variables, and signing materials; Effects of light sources on highway sign color recognition; Conspicuity of suprathreshold reflective targets in a driver's peripheral visual field at night; Redesign and evaluation of selected work zone sign symbols; Supplemental interchange signing and driver control behavior; Factors affecting speed variance and its influence on accidents; Measuring road user behavior with an instrumented car and an outside-the-vehicle video observation technique; Data acquisition and analysis system based on a lap-top computer.
Human Performance and Highway Visibility: Design, Safety, and Methods
1989
98 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Transportation Safety , Road Transportation , Transportation & Traffic Planning , Transportation , Traffic safety , Highway transportation , Meetings , Visual perception , Accident prevention , Vehicular traffic control , Safety engineering , Driver performance , Night driving , Reduced visibility , Sign visibility , Sight distances , Sign colors
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