The report documents a study which sought to determine the current eye height distribution among passenger cars and the eye height and field of vision among trucks. This was accomplished by a comprehensive literature review of eye height studies; a field study of eye height distribution among the most popular makes of passenger cars of 1975-76; a field study on the field of vision among trucks; and interviews with representatives from the major American automobile manufacturers. Based upon the driver eye height dimensions and trend into the late 1970's as determined from published literature and validated in this study, and the desire to safely design for the great majority of drivers, the report recommends an eye height dimension of 3.45 feet (1.05m) be used for highway design.
Determination of Motor Vehicle Eye Height for Highway Design
1978
42 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
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