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nr titel auteur tijdschrift jaar jaarg. afl. pagina('s) type
1 A comparison of South Australia's driver licensing methods: competency-based training vs. practical examination Roach, Greg
1999
2 p. 69-80
12 p.
artikel
2 Aggressive driving behaviors: are there psychological and attitudinal predictors? Miles, Donald E.
2003
2 p. 147-161
15 p.
artikel
3 Aggressive driving: the contribution of the drivers and the situation 1 Keynote address presented at the International Congress of Applied Psychology, August 13, 1998, San Francisco, CA. 1 Shinar, David
1998
2 p. 137-160
24 p.
artikel
4 An empirical analysis of driver perceptions of the relationship between speed limits and safety Mannering, Fred
2009
2 p. 99-106
8 p.
artikel
5 A pilot study of pedestrians with visual impairments detecting traffic gaps and surges containing hybrid vehicles Wall Emerson, Robert
2011
2 p. 117-127
11 p.
artikel
6 Are novice drivers overconfident? A comparison of self-assessed and examiner-assessed driver competences in a Finnish and Swedish sample Mynttinen, Sami
2009
2 p. 120-130
11 p.
artikel
7 Behavioural adaptation to adaptive cruise control (ACC): implications for preventive strategies Rudin-Brown, Christina M.
2004
2 p. 59-76
18 p.
artikel
8 Behavioural adaptation to driving with an adaptive cruise control (ACC) Hoedemaeker, M.
1998
2 p. 95-106
12 p.
artikel
9 Bus driver well-being review: 50 years of research Tse, John L.M.
2006
2 p. 89-114
26 p.
artikel
10 Can simulator-based training improve street-crossing safety for elderly pedestrians? Dommes, Aurélie
2012
2 p. 206-218
13 p.
artikel
11 Can we trust self-reports of driving? Effects of impression management on driver behaviour questionnaire responses Lajunen, Timo
2003
2 p. 97-107
11 p.
artikel
12 Car use of young adults: The role of travel socialization Haustein, Sonja
2009
2 p. 168-178
11 p.
artikel
13 Change blindness in driving scenes Galpin, Adam
2009
2 p. 179-185
7 p.
artikel
14 Change detection and occlusion modes in road-traffic scenarios Velichkovsky, Boris M
2002
2 p. 99-109
11 p.
artikel
15 Changes in Norwegian drivers’ attitudes towards traffic safety and driver behaviour from 2000 to 2008 Iversen, Hilde Hestad
2012
2 p. 95-100
6 p.
artikel
16 Close following behavior: Testing visual angle car following models using various sets of data Yousif, Saad
2011
2 p. 96-110
15 p.
artikel
17 Cognitive demands of hands-free-phone conversation while driving Nunes, Luis
2002
2 p. 133-144
12 p.
artikel
18 Comparing stress of car and train commuters Wener, Richard E.
2011
2 p. 111-116
6 p.
artikel
19 Comparing the driving performance of average and older drivers: The effect of surrogate in-vehicle information systems Merat, Natasha
2005
2 p. 147-166
20 p.
artikel
20 Comprehension of new instructions for car drivers in merging areas Hössinger, Reinhard
2012
2 p. 152-161
10 p.
artikel
21 Delineation effects in overtaking lane design Charlton, Samuel G.
2007
2 p. 153-163
11 p.
artikel
22 Desire to change one’s multimodality and its relationship to the use of different transport means Diana, Marco
2009
2 p. 107-119
13 p.
artikel
23 Determinants of following headway in congested traffic Brackstone, Mark
2009
2 p. 131-142
12 p.
artikel
24 Development of script-based travel mode choice after forced change Fujii, Satoshi
2003
2 p. 117-124
8 p.
artikel
25 Dimensions of driver anger, aggressive and highway code violations and their mediation by safety orientation in UK drivers Lajunen, Timo
1998
2 p. 107-121
15 p.
artikel
26 Do physical neighborhood characteristics matter in predicting traffic stress and health outcomes? Song, Yan
2007
2 p. 164-176
13 p.
artikel
27 Drinking and driving “safely”: Who uses a breathalyzer and when? Radun, Igor
2009
2 p. 155-158
4 p.
artikel
28 Driver hand position on the steering wheel while merging into motorway traffic De Waard, Dick
2010
2 p. 129-140
12 p.
artikel
29 Driver performance in the moments surrounding a microsleep Boyle, Linda Ng
2008
2 p. 126-136
11 p.
artikel
30 Drivers’ gaze fixations during judgements about a bicyclist’s intentions Walker, Ian
2007
2 p. 90-98
9 p.
artikel
31 Drivers’ psychological and physical reactions after motor vehicle accidents Lucas, Jennifer L.
2003
2 p. 135-145
11 p.
artikel
32 Editorial Board 2003
2 p. IFC-
1 p.
artikel
33 Editorial board 2004
2 p. IFC-
1 p.
artikel
34 Effect of a short nap on the alertness of young drivers: Repercussion on the perception of motorcycles according to extent of the useful visual field of the driver Rogé, Joceline
2009
2 p. 143-154
12 p.
artikel
35 Effects of critical incidents on car users’ predicted satisfaction with public transport Pedersen, Tore
2011
2 p. 138-146
9 p.
artikel
36 Effects of stimulus type, duration and location on priming of road signs: Implications for driving Koyuncu, Mehmet
2008
2 p. 108-125
18 p.
artikel
37 Effects of variable message signs for slippery road conditions on driving speed and headways Rämä, Pirkko
2000
2 p. 85-94
10 p.
artikel
38 Effects of variable message signs for slippery road conditions on reported driver behaviour Luoma, Juha
2000
2 p. 75-84
10 p.
artikel
39 Effects of visual and cognitive load in real and simulated motorway driving Engström, Johan
2005
2 p. 97-120
24 p.
artikel
40 Efficacy and feeling of a vibrotactile Frontal Collision Warning implemented in a haptic pedal de Rosario, Helios
2010
2 p. 80-91
12 p.
artikel
41 Electronic records of undesirable driving events Musicant, Oren
2010
2 p. 71-79
9 p.
artikel
42 Empirical tests of a model of determinants of script-based driving choice Gärling, Tommy
2001
2 p. 89-102
14 p.
artikel
43 Examining the self-enhancement bias: professional truck drivers’ perceptions of speed, safety, skill and consideration Walton, D.
1999
2 p. 91-113
23 p.
artikel
44 Explanations for “understating” in self-reported speeding behaviour Corbett, Claire
2001
2 p. 133-150
18 p.
artikel
45 Exploring an alternative in-car music background designed for driver safety Brodsky, Warren
2012
2 p. 162-173
12 p.
artikel
46 Formation of expectations while driving: Influence of the possibility and the necessity to anticipate on the ability to identify danger Koustanaï, Arnaud
2008
2 p. 147-157
11 p.
artikel
47 Fuzzy sets to describe driver behavior in the dilemma zone of high-speed signalized intersections Hurwitz, David S.
2012
2 p. 132-143
12 p.
artikel
48 Gender and age-related differences in attitudes toward traffic laws and traffic violations Yagil, Dana
1998
2 p. 123-135
13 p.
artikel
49 Habitual or reasoned? Using the theory of planned behavior, technology acceptance model, and habit to examine switching intentions toward public transit Chen, Ching-Fu
2011
2 p. 128-137
10 p.
artikel
50 Hanging on the telephone: Mobile phone use patterns among UK-based business travellers on work-related journeys Hislop, Donald
2012
2 p. 101-110
10 p.
artikel
51 Headway on urban streets: observational data and an intervention to decrease tailgating Michael, Paul G
2000
2 p. 55-64
10 p.
artikel
52 How do people with cognitive functional limitations post-stroke manage the use of buses in local public transport? Risser, Ralf
2012
2 p. 111-118
8 p.
artikel
53 How many lives can bloody and shocking road safety advertising save? The case of Spain Castillo-Manzano, José I.
2012
2 p. 174-187
14 p.
artikel
54 Impacts of a Congestion Assistant on driving behaviour and acceptance using a driving simulator van Driel, C.J.G.
2007
2 p. 139-152
14 p.
artikel
55 Internal locus of control moderates the effects of road-hostility on recalled driving behavior Gidron, Yori
2003
2 p. 109-116
8 p.
artikel
56 Interpersonal antecedents of drivers' aggression Yagil, Dana
2001
2 p. 119-131
13 p.
artikel
57 Intersection approach speed and accident probability Spek, A.C.E.
2006
2 p. 155-171
17 p.
artikel
58 Issues arising from the HASTE experiments Carsten, Oliver
2005
2 p. 191-196
6 p.
artikel
59 Limiting speed, towards an intelligent speed adapter (ISA) Brookhuis, Karel
1999
2 p. 81-90
10 p.
artikel
60 Maintaining task set under fatigue: a study of time-on-task effects in simulated driving van der Hulst, Monique
2001
2 p. 103-118
16 p.
artikel
61 Mental load and loss of control over speed in real driving. Recarte, Miguel Angel
2002
2 p. 111-122
12 p.
artikel
62 Mindfulness, time affluence, and journey-based affect: Exploring relationships LaJeunesse, Seth
2012
2 p. 196-205
10 p.
artikel
63 Mobile phone use amongst New Zealand drivers Sullman, Mark J.M
2004
2 p. 95-105
11 p.
artikel
64 Modelling acceptability of the intelligent speed adapter Molin, Eric J.E.
2007
2 p. 99-108
10 p.
artikel
65 Motorcyclist accident involvement by age, gender, and risky behaviors in Taipei, Taiwan Chang, Hsin-Li
2007
2 p. 109-122
14 p.
artikel
66 New systems: new behaviour? Comte, Samantha L
2000
2 p. 95-111
17 p.
artikel
67 Patterns of stimulant drug use on Western Australian heavy transport routes Mabbott, Nick A.
1999
2 p. 115-130
16 p.
artikel
68 Preferences and behaviour of pedestrians and cyclists by age and gender Bernhoft, Inger Marie
2008
2 p. 83-95
13 p.
artikel
69 Private car as the grand equaliser? Demographic factors and mobility in Finnish men and women aged 65+ Siren, Anu
2004
2 p. 107-118
12 p.
artikel
70 Reduction in car–bicycle conflict at a road–cycle path intersection: Evidence of road user adaptation? Phillips, Ross Owen
2011
2 p. 87-95
9 p.
artikel
71 Reviewer List 2009 2010
2 p. 141-142
2 p.
artikel
72 Reviewer List 2010 2011
2 p. 164-165
2 p.
artikel
73 Sensitivity of eye-movement measures to in-vehicle task difficulty Victor, Trent W.
2005
2 p. 167-190
24 p.
artikel
74 Spanish drivers and their aberrant driving behaviours Eugenia Gras, M.
2006
2 p. 129-137
9 p.
artikel
75 Speed regulation by in-car active accelerator pedal Hjälmdahl, Magnus
2004
2 p. 77-94
18 p.
artikel
76 Surrogate in-vehicle information systems and driver behaviour: Effects of visual and cognitive load in simulated rural driving Hamish Jamson, A.
2005
2 p. 79-96
18 p.
artikel
77 Surrogate in-vehicle information systems and driver behaviour in an urban environment: A field study on the effects of visual and cognitive load Anttila, Virpi
2005
2 p. 121-133
13 p.
artikel
78 Survival analysis: Pedestrian risk exposure at signalized intersections Tiwari, Geetam
2007
2 p. 77-89
13 p.
artikel
79 The association between risky driver and pedestrian behaviors: The case of Ultra-Orthodox Jewish road users Taubman - Ben-Ari, Orit
2012
2 p. 188-195
8 p.
artikel
80 The effect of social desirability on self reported and recorded road traffic accidents Wåhlberg, A.E. af
2010
2 p. 106-114
9 p.
artikel
81 The effect of the driving activity on target detection as a function of the visibility level: Implications for road lighting Mayeur, Anaïs
2010
2 p. 115-128
14 p.
artikel
82 The effects of dispositional attachment orientations and contextual priming of attachment security on reckless driving Taubman - Ben-Ari, Orit
2007
2 p. 123-138
16 p.
artikel
83 The impact of different styles of traffic safety advertisement on young drivers’ explicit and implicit self-enhancement biases Sibley, Chris G.
2009
2 p. 159-167
9 p.
artikel
84 The impact of in-car displays on drivers in neighbouring cars: Survey and driving simulator experiment Hatfield, Julie
2008
2 p. 137-146
10 p.
artikel
85 The influence of music on mild driver aggression Wiesenthal, David L
2003
2 p. 125-134
10 p.
artikel
86 The interaction between driving and in-vehicle information systems: Comparison of results from laboratory, simulator and real-world studies Santos, Jorge
2005
2 p. 135-146
12 p.
artikel
87 The long-term effects of an ISA speed-warning device on drivers’ speeding behaviour Warner, Henriette Wallén
2008
2 p. 96-107
12 p.
artikel
88 The phenomenology of being a female pedestrian in an African and an Asian city: A qualitative investigation Seedat, Mohamed
2006
2 p. 139-153
15 p.
artikel
89 The prevalence and characteristics of self-reported dangerous driving behaviours among a young cohort Palk, Gavan
2011
2 p. 147-154
8 p.
artikel
90 The relationship between distraction and driving performance: towards a test regime for in-vehicle information systems Carsten, Oliver
2005
2 p. 75-77
3 p.
artikel
91 The safety margin and perceived safety of pedestrians at unmarked roadway Zhuang, Xiangling
2012
2 p. 119-131
13 p.
artikel
92 The time course of a lane change: Driver control and eye-movement behavior Salvucci, Dario D
2002
2 p. 123-132
10 p.
artikel
93 The validity of self-reported driver competence: Relations between measures of perceived driver competence and actual driving skill Sundström, Anna
2011
2 p. 155-163
9 p.
artikel
94 Towards an express-diagnostics for level of processing and hazard perception Velichkovsky, Boris M
2002
2 p. 145-156
12 p.
artikel
95 Understanding the process of adaptation to car-use reduction goals Loukopoulos, Peter
2006
2 p. 115-127
13 p.
artikel
96 Using traffic light information as navigational cues: implications for navigation system design Ross, Tracy
2004
2 p. 119-134
16 p.
artikel
97 Visual demand of bilingual message signs displaying alternating text messages Anttila, Virpi
2000
2 p. 65-74
10 p.
artikel
98 Visual search patterns in trained and untrained novice drivers Chapman, Peter
2002
2 p. 157-167
11 p.
artikel
99 Visual search while driving: skill and awareness during inspection of the scene Underwood, Geoffrey
2002
2 p. 87-97
11 p.
artikel
100 When norms turn perverse: Contextual irrationality vs. rational traffic violations Havârneanu, Grigore M.
2012
2 p. 144-151
8 p.
artikel
101 Who takes driving licence point recovery courses in France? Comparison between course-takers and ordinary drivers Nallet, Nathalie
2010
2 p. 92-105
14 p.
artikel
102 Why do older drivers reduce driving? Findings from three European countries Raitanen, Tarjaliisa
2003
2 p. 81-95
15 p.
artikel
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