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    Classification: Drivers

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    because they can’t manage two things at once. Most of the time on the interstate you will find them cruising along at about 50 in the fast lane, blocking traffic due to the fact they are oblivious that they are going under the speed limit. When they are in a city traffic setting, often times they will run red lights, and make other fatal traffic errors. They would be decent drivers, if the distractions were removed from the car! Different drivers have different personalities, and these were just

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    Motorways Thousands of years ago, the invention of the wheel gave the people the opportunity to complete their work easier, moving around the areas faster. The construction of the Roman Empire roads allowed people to reach the Roman dominion around Europe. Their first effort to create a road system was between 43AD and 400AD, when they conquered Britain in order to have better access to main financial centres. By creating road network, they tried to expand the potential market throughout the empire

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    Field of in-car navigation The system performs the function that navigation performed. For example, turning at an intersection on figure 15, HUD indicates and presents the information of the way that driver should do. It appears to blend with the road itself. This makes driver easy keep his/her eyes on the road without look at the road sign or other director information on the road. Fig. 15 Turing instruction by BMW HUD Once the road information

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    Feasibility of Autonomous cars in India According to the World Health Organization (WHO), India has been declared as a country with the highest number of accidents in the world. 430,654 people were killed in road traffic crashes in India in 2010 according to National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB 2010). This is attributable partly to an increase in the number of vehicles on the road, and partly to the absence of a coordinated official policy to control the problem. These numbers translate into 1 road

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    Beep, Beep look out there’s a woman on the road. Often time’s women are stereotyped as a bad driver. In the article “The Great Debate: Essentialism vs. Dominance,” Courtney Stoker argues that there is a difference in communication between men and women through two theories. The Essentialism theory is the thought that men and women communicate differently due to their natural instincts as the Dominance theory imposes that the difference in communication is due to men’s perceived dominance (Stoker

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    INTRODUCTION Road traffic incidents are becoming a regular issue nowadays. In spite of many remedial actions taken by a government to solve these issues, there are ever increasing. The road accidents becoming another big c health concern at the public level. The accidents have risen up to around 50 million injuries and 1.2 million of deaths around the world. Talking about Dubai specifically it is a lucrative country for businesses and offers a luxury lifestyle for all, these attractions have made

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    located next to Lowe’s and Chase Bank has caused big issues for drivers. Ever since S.H. 249 became a toll road, many Tomball residents have avoided paying high fees for driving short distances by taking this service road. This has caused much more traffic, especially, during rush hour around this area. Many businesses such as Ross, Target, Academy, and Chick Fil A are located here, and are contributing factors to the congestion. I myself have had a few close calls at this intersection. However, the

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    Change Blindness Essay

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    of driving are a popular area of research. Recent studies have looked at what distracts drivers and what other failures of awareness may contribute to traffic accidents. The goal of this paper is to look at research and explain how change blindness can possibly effect driving. One failure of awareness that seems to have a connection with traffic accidents is change blindness. Rensink (2002) proposed that change blindness occurs when a change within the scene goes unnoticed, due to the inability

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    Crazy Drivers Essay

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    driving for 30 year and my little brother who has had his permit for 5 months I have noticed my father has many more bad driving habits. My father will not signal while switching lanes, drink coffee while driving or even talk on the cell phone in heavy traffic. These habits are not exclusive to my father ether may adults develop bad habits such as these. Many drivers young and old seem to be getting worse and worse at judging distance. I cannot count how many times I have been tailgated, illegally passed

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    Driving Ability Essay

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    What things affect your driving ability? There are many things that affect your driving ability. Your emotional, vision and physical condition are just a few. Responsibility, maturity, and self-control are factors that affect your driving. It’s not just skill that matters. It’s your ability to think clearly and make sound, responsible decisions. Everybody experiences strong feelings that are both positive and negative. When you experience a strong negative emotion, you may feel as if you have to

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