Sixteen licensed drivers, 8 younger (20 to 28 years old, mean of 25) and 8 older (55 to 65 years old, mean of 60), entered destinations by (1) entering addresses with the keyboard, (2) selecting them from a list using the keyboard, and (3) selecting them from a list using a remote control. The tasks were performed in a driving simulator both statically and under various driving workloads. This study suggested only minor changes to SAE J2365, the associated calculation procedure for SAE J2364.
Navigation System Destination Entry: The Effects of Driver Workload and Input Devices, and Implications for SAE Recommended Practice
2000
72 pages
Report
No indication
English
Road Transportation , Human Factors Engineering , Navigational aids , Driving simulation , Driver performance , Driver aid systems , Driving task analysis , Driver tests , Age factor in driving , Driving tasks , Driver simulators , Task analysis , Task performance , Human factors , Ergonomics , SAE J2365
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