2023
DOI: 10.3390/app13053262
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The Impact of Gamifications and Serious Games on Driving under Unfamiliar Traffic Regulations

Abstract: Drivers face many challenges when driving under unfamiliar traffic regulations, which may lead to a reduction in road safety. The need to adjust to different traffic rules could be a major factor toward a safer drive. Gamification is a promising way to enhance the user engagement in non-game tasks. In this paper, we hypothesize that gamification can improve driving performance and minimize the number of driving errors when driving under unfamiliar traffic regulations and thus enhance road safety. A game was de… Show more

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“…In addition, it was evident that of the 100% average action errors of the control group, the average of the experimental group equals 56.25%; this proved a 43.75% reduction of action errors after implementation. The results were generally comparable with the research [8], which presented a 13-1 decrease in the number of action errors. It should be noted that the author Useche [18] defines action errors as errors in the execution planned by the driver, which can manifest themselves in terms of observation, execution, or incorrect judgments and do not involve intentional actions.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 88%
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“…In addition, it was evident that of the 100% average action errors of the control group, the average of the experimental group equals 56.25%; this proved a 43.75% reduction of action errors after implementation. The results were generally comparable with the research [8], which presented a 13-1 decrease in the number of action errors. It should be noted that the author Useche [18] defines action errors as errors in the execution planned by the driver, which can manifest themselves in terms of observation, execution, or incorrect judgments and do not involve intentional actions.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 88%
“…Regarding the main goal, which sought to improve the behavior of drivers in the event of incidents through the use of a serious video game in Trujillo in 2023, it was determined that it did indeed improve the behavior of drivers. This was evidenced by the decrease in the average of all indicators measured; the results are similar to the research [8], in which the effectiveness of gamification elements in driving simulators on road safety in unknown traffic situations was assessed and proven.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 83%
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