Driver Behaviour and Training Book

	List of Boxes, Figures and Tables
	Acknowledgements
	Preface
1	Can Deaths from Police Pursuits be Reduced?	3
2	Hazard Awareness and Police Driving Performance	17
3	A Qualitative Analysis of Advanced and Standard Police Driver Differences	27
4	R3 - A Model for Motorcycle Rider Skill Development	35
5	Stability and Correlates of Bus Driver Acceleration Behaviour	45
6	Stress Vulnerability and Choice of Coping Strategies in UK Bus Drivers	55
7	Organizational Dynamics and Safety in a Major Bus Company	65
8	Evaluating a Fatigue Management Training Programme for Coach Drivers	75
9	The Effects of Illicit Drugs on Performance Related to Car Driving in a Sample of Clubbers	87
10	Oculomotor Indicators of Driver Fatigue	97
11	Computer-Based Driver Status Monitoring of Fatigue	109
12	The Effects of Road Predictability on Driving Performance	113
13	Pregnant Driver Behaviour and Safety	125
14	Women Drivers, Passengers, Cars and the Road	135
15	Evaluation of the Trucker Strain Monitor (TSM)	151
16	Factors Affecting the Risk of Crash Involvement Amongst New Zealand Truck Drivers	161
17	The Effects of Exercise on Stress, Fatigue, Sleep, Health Status and Potential Risk of At-Work Road Traffic Accidents: a Multi-Disciplinary Model	175
18	Passenger Influence on Young Drivers	191
19	A Methodological Framework for Assessing Driving Behaviour	203
20	Optical Flow Fields and Visual Attention in Car Driving	213
21	The Safety Potential of the New Driver Assistance System (CSA)	223
22	Driver Information Systems: A Preliminary Investigation of Motorists Information Requirements in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia	233
23	An Exploratory Study of the Interaction Between Drivers' Trust of Automatic Cruise Control and Reliability	253
24	Sensitivity Analysis of Driver Characteristics in Driver-Vehicle Handling Studies	263
25	In-Vehicle Support Systems and Young, Novice Drivers	277
26	Mobile Phone use while Driving in Sweden	293
27	Goals and Contents of Driver Education	309
28	The TRAINER Project - The Evaluation of a New Simulator-Based Driver Training Methodology	317
29	Face Validity Analysis of a Bus Simulator for Investigating Bus Driver Behaviour and Training	331
30	Transfer of Training in a Driving Simulator: Comparison Between Reality and Simulation	339
31	Experience with a Low Cost PC-Based System for Young Driver Training	349
32	Drivers' Mental Representations: Experimental Study and Training Perspectives	359
33	Professional Driver Training	371
34	Driver Behaviour and the Wider Social Context	381
35	The Case for Practical Driver Assessment and Training Programmes	389
36	Supporting Elderly Drivers Towards Driver Retraining	397
	Index	407