The present study examined the perceptions of cellular phone users and nonusers on issues relating to vehicle control and driver distraction. Participants were asked if they own a cellular phone; if so, how much they use it; and their beliefs regarding cellular phone use while driving, including actions involving the use of cellular phones which could potentially cause vehicular accidents and t...

According to the motor vehicle safety division, over past 5-10 years, usage of vehicles has rapidly increased, in that specifical cars grown tremendously. The major contribution this paper is a systematic evaluation scholarly literature on driver distraction detection techniques. Our framework offers overview evaluated methodologies for detecting attention. So, we need develop model classifies ...

Driver distraction diverting drivers’ attention to unrelated tasks and decreasing the ability control vehicles, has aroused widespread concern about driving safety. Previous studies have found that performance decreases after used vehicle behavioral features detect distraction. But how brain activity changes while remains unknown. Electroencephalography (EEG), a reliable indicator of activities...

This study set out to investigate the proportion of UK drivers who engage in some form of distracting behaviour whilst driving. Data were collected by roadside observation in six urban centres in the South of England. The observations took place on randomly selected roads at three different time periods during two consecutive Tuesdays. The data revealed that 14.4% of the 7,168 drivers observed ...