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Category Archives: Human Behaviour and Attitudes
Simulated Pedestrian Traffic Key Piece of the Puzzle for Sustainable Trips
Society’s interest in planning for pedestrian traffic is growing. Planners are increasingly concerned with ensuring that the interaction between different types of transportation, such as public transport, walking, and cycling, operates as flexibly as possible to increase the proportion of...
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Posted in Human Behaviour and Attitudes, Passenger Transport, Policy and Planning
Tagged pedestrians, sfm, social force model
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Yielding Rates Increase at Crosswalks with “SeeMe”
Posted in Human Behaviour and Attitudes, Safety
Tagged crosswalk, pedestrian detection, safety, yielding rates
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Ecodriver: a Major EU Fuel-efficient Driving Project Completed
For four years, researchers at the Swedish National Road and Transport Institute (VTI) have been working on Ecodriver, a wide-ranging project under the auspices of the EU’s Seventh Framework Programme involving twelve partners in eight countries who have jointly assessed innovative systems for...
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Posted in Environment and Climate, Human Behaviour and Attitudes
Tagged driving, Ecodriver, energy consumption, EU’s Seventh Framework Programme, FP7, fuel-efficient driving, traffic simulation
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Fatigue a Problem in the Transport Sector
29 per cent of a sample of Norwegian transport operators report at least one episode of sleeping or nodding off while operating in the course of a three-month period. Based on retrospective ratings of the most recent operating period, alertness is found to decrease rapidly towards the final hour of...
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Posted in Human Behaviour and Attitudes, Passenger Transport, Safety
Tagged fatigue, operators, passenger transport, safety, sleepiness
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Money and Shame Lead Drunk Drivers to Refuse Alcohol Interlock System
Losing one’s driving licence is an annoyance, and convicted drunk drivers report that it negatively affects their health, work life, and family life. Even so, two-thirds refuse the option of applying for a licence that is conditional on using an alcohol interlock during the probationary period....
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Posted in Human Behaviour and Attitudes
Tagged alcohol interlock, drunk drivers
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“Time to Get a Divorce from the Car”
Posted in Environment and Climate, Human Behaviour and Attitudes, Passenger Transport
Tagged MaaS, mobility as a service
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The Handbook of Road Safety Measures – Now in Portuguese
Posted in Economics, Human Behaviour and Attitudes, Infrastructure, Safety
Tagged Handbook of Road Safety Measures, injuries, road traffic injuries, traffic
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User Acceptance of Vehicle Safety Systems
Intelligent transport systems can effectively reduce emissions from vehicles, and the European Commission launched a directive in 2010 to speed up the deployment of these systems. User acceptance and demand are important factors for a successful deployment and can be measured in different...
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Tagged user acceptance, vehicle safety systems
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Countermeasures For Fatigue in Transportation
The overall aim with this study was to gather knowledge about countermeasures for driver fatigue in road, rail, sea and air transportation. The knowledge has been used as an input for evaluating advantages and disadvantages with different countermeasures and to estimate their potential to be used...
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Posted in Human Behaviour and Attitudes, Safety
Tagged air transportation, driver, driver fatigue, rail transportation, road transportation, sea transportation, sleepiness, weariness
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