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NC DOT RESEARCH FY2012
Objectives, experiment design, simulation scenario, in-vehicle
information design…
Objectives and Research Expectations• Characterize driver use of guide and logo signs under normal and competing
interest situations.– In terms of driver visual attention distribution and vehicle control
• Compare attentional loads associated with guide and logo signs.• Hypotheses:
– H1 – Greater visual distraction from road due to logo vs. guide for destination identification.
– H2 – Distraction due to roadway signs inflated by use of in-vehicle information system for navigation (combined effect of sign and aid use).
– H3 – In-vehicle information system will draw greater visual attention than use of signs.
– H4 – Drivers will prioritize hazard negotiation (focus on roadway) over nav aid or sign use.
– H5 – Driver vehicle control will be degraded by sign use.– H6 – Performance decrements due to sign use will be inflated by use of in-vehicle
information system for nav.– H7 – Vehicle control performance will improve during hazard negotiation (vs.
under distracted driving conditions).
Experiment Design
Trial ID # of Panels Location of Construction Zone Navigation Use
Control N/A N/A Off
1 6 Early On
2 6 Early Off
3 6 Late On
4 6 Late Off
5 9 Early On
6 9 Early Off
7 9 Late On
8 9 Late Off
2 miles
65
Lane 1 (L1)
L2
Exit 11 (E11)
POST INTERCHANGE
Signage
• Pay attention to guide signs• Subject to call out current destination name
and distance
Rhine 2
Peele 6
Morto 11
65 mph
Maintain normal speed
RhineJoran1 mi
11
Exit 11
Think Loud
• Call out recite availability/exit No.• e.g., I see there is a Hardee’s at Exit 11.
(Experimenter records sign detection result.)
RhineJoran½ mi
11
600 1700 8001400 2800
FOODLODGING GAS
80080010001400
StartDriving
• Start from the right (outside) lane:• Ask subject to move to left (inside) lane whenever they see an overhead guide
sign for an exit they are not taking.• Ask subject to move to right (outside) lane after an exit merge in.
• Provide target destination:• Nearby Science Museum in town of Peele Kitts using Exit 14.• Need to take the least time to get to the museum
• Ask subject to call out sign/distance when they encounter signs and pass overpass.• Food sign: Hardee’s
• Instruct subject to obey speed limit signs.
1400
Think Loud
• Call out name/distance• e.g., I see my destination, Peele, which is
in 6 miles. (Experimenter records sign detection result.)
Exit 14Exit 11
Jaspe
EXIT 1130 Circle
RhineJoran
4.5 miles
L1
L2
E14
6565
45 mph
Reduce speed before construction zone
65 mph
Return to normal speed
Exit 14
Overpass
PeeleKitts1 mi
14
PeeleKitts½ mi
148001000 800 2800
18603300
40080015002160
FOODLODGING GASPOSTINTERCHANGE
1440 800
Peele 4
Morto 8
Lenta 11
End work zone
11001500
StartNAV Task
ROUTE CHANGE• Change target destination to Lenta
(Exit 23)• Remember destination name (Lenta)
& exit number (23)• Start NAV system use
45
RoadWork1 mi
RightLane Closed
½ mi
10001640
POSTINTERCHANGE
1200work zone
Exit 20Exit 14
Jaspe
EXIT 1471 US Route
PeeleKitts
E20
Morto 4
Lenta 7
Keene 10
Overpass
6565
Exit 20
POST INTERCHANGE
4.5 miles
MortoMaste1 mi
20
MortoMaste½ mi
20800 800 2800800700120012401960
FOODLODGING GAS
1000186060012040
• Change lane to a target dest. (Exit 23)• Remember
exit name & Number
Exit 23Exit 20
Jaspe
EXIT 2067 CircleMortoMaste
E23
StopDriving
• Change lane for target dest. (Exit 23)• Remember
exit name & number
Lenta 2
Keene 6
Jaspe 13
Overpass
65
Exit 23
POST INTERCHANGE
2.5 miles
Lenta Notch1 mi
23
Lenta Notch½ mi
23
1960 10001440 700 1000 800 800 2800
FOODLODGING GAS
8001400960
Exit 26Exit 23
Jaspe
EXIT 2322 Circle
LentaNotch
1
2
3 4
5
6
7