Driver attitudes and behavioural changes related to presentation of roadside information inside the car : A pilot study of the CAROSI system

Nilsson, Lena; Berlin, Maria

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Driver attitudes and behavioural changes related to presentation of roadside information inside the car: A pilot study of the CAROSI system

Nilsson, Lena

Swedish National Road and Transport Research Institute.

Berlin, Maria

Swedish National Road and Transport Research Institute.

1992 (English)Report (Other academic)

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Linköping: Statens Väg- och Trafikinstitut., VTI meddelande 689A , 1992.

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VTI meddelande, ISSN 0347-6049

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English, Driver, Attitude, Behaviour, Change, Driving aid, Impact study, Test Design, Interior, Driver information, Sweden, Communication, Data processing, Questionnaire

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Road: Traffic safety and accidents, Road: Road user behaviour; Road: Traffic engineering, Road: ITS och traffic

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