Drivers’ visual search behavior toward vulnerable road users at junctions as a function of cycling experience

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Drivers’ visual search behavior toward vulnerable road users at junctions as a function of cycling experience

Objective The current study investigated the behaviour and visual attention of two groups of drivers with differing pedal cycling experience (pedal cyclists and non-pedal cyclists), towards vulnerable road users at junctions in a driving simulator. Background Pedal cyclists and motorcyclists a...

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Main Authors:	Robbins, Chloe J., Chapman, Peter
Format:	Article
Published:	Sage 2018
Subjects:	attentional processes; visual search; simulation; bicycle safety; eye tracking
Online Access:	https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/52443/

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