Measuring the Effects of Driver Distraction: Direct Driving Performance Methods and Measures

Abstract

In modern vehicle cockpits, drivers have access to a range of entertainment, information, communication, and advanced driver assistance systems (e.g., navigation systems). Whether or not these technologies distract drivers depends in large part on the way they are designed and used. Assessment methods and metrics that are sensitive to the effects of different in-vehicle technologies on driving performance are needed to inform the safe design, deployment, and use of these devices.

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