Traffic Injury Prevention
 2021
DOI: 10.1080/15389588.2021.1921169
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Modeling the influence of 0.03%, 0.05% and 0.08% blood alcohol concentrations on lane positioning and steering control of Indian drivers

Ankit Yadav
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Nagendra R. Velaga
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“…In further detail, the EG drivers exhibited a decrease in their driving safety performance in trial 2, executing more abrupt exit maneuvers. In trial 2, SDSA in EG drivers was about 25% higher compared to CG drivers, which is a difference in performance comparable to that between individuals driving under the influence of alcohol (blood alcohol concentration = 0.08%) and their control trial (Yadav and Velaga, 2021).…”
Section: Freeway Exitmentioning
confidence: 75%

Driving simulator performance worsens after the Spring transition to Daylight Saving Time

Orsini
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Zarantonello
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Costa
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et al. 2022
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“…In further detail, the EG drivers exhibited a decrease in their driving safety performance in trial 2, executing more abrupt exit maneuvers. In trial 2, SDSA in EG drivers was about 25% higher compared to CG drivers, which is a difference in performance comparable to that between individuals driving under the influence of alcohol (blood alcohol concentration = 0.08%) and their control trial (Yadav and Velaga, 2021).…”
Section: Freeway Exitmentioning
confidence: 75%

Driving simulator performance worsens after the Spring transition to Daylight Saving Time

Orsini
1
,
Zarantonello
2
,
Costa
3
et al. 2022
iScience
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Modelling brake transition time of young alcohol-impaired drivers using hazard-based duration models

Yadav
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Velaga
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2021
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Can't drive, I'm drunk – Exploring factors influencing the intention to drink and drive among Indian drivers

Yadav1,
Choudhary2,
Pawar3
et al. 2022
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