Longer-Term Effects of ADAS Use on Speed and Headway Control in Drivers Diagnosed With Parkinson's Disease
Longer-Term Effects of ADAS Use on Speed and Headway Control in Drivers Diagnosed With Parkinson's Disease
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DOI:
10.1080/15389588.2014.909037
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发表时间:
2015-01-02
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2
通讯作者:
Brouwer, Wiebo H.
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作者:
Dotzauer, Mandy;Caljouw, Simone R.;Brouwer, Wiebo H.
Objective: An advanced driver assistance system (ADAS) provided information about speed limits, speed, speeding, and following distance. Information was presented to the participants by means of a head-up display.Methods: Effects of the information on speed and headway control were studied in a longer-term driving simulator study including 12 repeated measures spread out over 4 weeks. Nine healthy older drivers between the ages of 65 and 82years and 9 drivers between the ages of 68 and 82years diagnosed with Parkinson's disease (PD) participated in the study. Within the 4 weeks, groups completed 12 consecutive sessions (10 with ADAS and 2 without ADAS) in a driving simulator.Results: Results indicate an effect of ADAS use on performance. Removing ADAS after short-term exposure led to deterioration of performance in all speed measures in the group of drivers diagnosed with PD.Conclusions: These results suggest that provision of traffic information was utilized by drivers diagnosed with PD in order to control their speed.