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Robert E. Llaneras
Automobiles; Automobile drivers; Cellular telephones; Wireless Internet; Attention; Psychology; Electronic equipment; Congresses
2000 - Reports - NHSTA DRIVER DISTRACTION INTERNET FORUM: SUMMARY AND PROCEEDINGS
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) sponsored a virtual conference on the Internet (held July 5- August 11
2000) to understand the risks from distraction associated with the explosive growth of in-car electronics. The Internet Forum provided an opportunity for technical experts and the public (both in the U.S. and internationally) to download research papers
ask questions
and share experiences regarding the use of in-vehicle devices (cell phones
navigation systems
wireless Internet
information & entertainment systems
night vision systems
etc.). Content on the site was organized into two basic areas: (1) Experience with technologies
and (2) Technical issues. The former provided opportunities for the driving public to share their experience with specific technologies in the context of driving and to provide their perspectives on basic issues related to their use. Discussions emphasized use of cell phones
navigation systems
night vision systems
wireless Internet
and information and entertainment systems. The "Technical Issues" section was devoted to general cross-cutting issues related to the safety impacts of in-vehicle technologies
five separate discussion areas were provided: Defining benefits and safety risks
Technical challenges associated with measuring distraction
Equipment design features and design solutions
Regulations
guidelines
and enforcement
and Safety campaigns and public education surrounding the safe use of in-vehicle technologies. In all
the site received over 23
000 hits with over 9
500 unique users and 2
500 registered guests.
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) sponsored a virtual conference on the Internet (held July 5- August 11, 2000) to understand the risks from distraction associated with the explosive growth of in-car electronics. The Internet Forum provided an opportunity for technical experts and the public (both in the U.S. and internationally) to download research papers, ask questions, and share experiences regarding the use of in-vehicle devices (cell phones, navigation systems, wireless Internet, information & entertainment systems, night vision systems, etc.). Content on the site was organized into two basic areas: (1) Experience with technologies, and (2) Technical issues. The former provided opportunities for the driving public to share their experience with specific technologies in the context of driving and to provide their perspectives on basic issues related to their use. Discussions emphasized use of cell phones, navigation systems, night vision systems, wireless Internet, and information and entertainment systems. The "Technical Issues" section was devoted to general cross-cutting issues related to the safety impacts of in-vehicle technologies; five separate discussion areas were provided: Defining benefits and safety risks, Technical challenges associated with measuring distraction, Equipment design features and design solutions, Regulations, guidelines, and enforcement, and Safety campaigns and public education surrounding the safe use of in-vehicle technologies. In all, the site received over 23,000 hits with over 9,500 unique users and 2,500 registered guests.
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