Print Email Facebook Twitter Driving Behaviour in Unexpected Situations: A study into drivers’ compensation behaviour to safety-critical situations and the effects of mental workload, event urgency and task prioritization Title Driving Behaviour in Unexpected Situations: A study into drivers’ compensation behaviour to safety-critical situations and the effects of mental workload, event urgency and task prioritization Author Schaap, T.W. Publication year 2012 Abstract Dit proefschrift is in belangrijke mate tot stand gekomen op basis van experimenten die ze bij TNO Soesterberg heeft uitgevoerd in het kader van het TRANSUMO project Intelligent Vehicles. A.R.A. van der Horst was haar begeleider. Subject HumanPCS - Perceptual and Cognitive SystemsBSS - Behavioural and Societal SciencesTrafficMobility To reference this document use: http://resolver.tudelft.nl/uuid:4bb393f1-fd6c-4bc4-acb7-351244e1f5fd TNO identifier 447040 Publisher Trail Research School, Delft Series Trail Thesis Series Document type doctoral thesis Files PDF schaap-2012-driving.pdf