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by blauwbilgorgel
4289 days ago
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I am not so afraid of the loss of attention. I think this takes a little getting used to, like using a route planner. I didn't see a comment yet about placing a loose object in front of your face. During a head-on collision you will eat that thing. Don't even put a box of matches on your dashboard. CD's become chainsaws. And this hunk of plastic? Every year, loose objects inside cars during crashes cause
hundreds of serious injuries and even deaths. In this paper,
we describe findings from a study of 25 cars and drivers,
examining the objects present in the car cabin, the reasons
for them being there, and driver awareness of the potential
dangers of these objects. With an average of 4.3 potentially
dangerous loose objects in a car‟s cabin, our findings
suggest that despite being generally aware of potential
risks, considerations of convenience, easy access, and lack
of in-the-moment awareness lead people to continue to
place objects in dangerous locations in cars. Our study
highlights opportunities for addressing this problem by
tracking and reminding people about loose objects in cars. http://www.star-uci.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/ubic489n-... |
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