Driver Behaviour and Training

Dorn (director, Driving Research Unit, Human Factors Group, Cranfield University) presents papers from a November 2003 conference, examining the latest advances in the study of driver behavior and driver training. Contributions from both road safety researchers and driver instructors consider the kinds of methods that are effective in training higher-level skills considered essential for road safety. Readership includes road safety researchers, regulatory authorities, and professional driver training organizations. Papers are in sections on professional driving, driver health, fatigue, and accidents, in-vehicle technology, and driver training and instruction. Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR


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