@article{abe7b73b1dfd479f8bb7f5946935bb2e,
title = "Behavioral adaptation of young and older drivers to an intersection crossing advisory system",
abstract = "An advanced driver assistance system (ADAS) provided information about the right of way regulation and safety to cross an upcoming intersection. Effects were studied in a longer-term study involving 18 healthy older drivers between the ages of 65 and 82 years and 18 healthy young drivers between the ages of 20 and 25 years. Participants repeatedly drove 25 km city routes in eight sessions on separate days over a period of two months in a driving simulator. In each age group, participants were randomly assigned to the control (no ADAS) and treatment (ADAS) group. The control group completed the whole experiment without the ADAS. The treatment group drove two sessions without (sessions 1 and 7) and six times with ADAS. Results indicate effects of ADAS on driving safety for young and older drivers, as intersection time and percentage of stops decreased, speed and critical intersection crossings increased, the number of crashes was lower for treatment groups than for control groups. The implications of results are discussed in terms of behavioral adaptation and safety. (c) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.",
keywords = "Intersection assistance, older drivers, Behavioral adaptation, Safety, ADAS, NOVICE DRIVERS, TEENAGE DRIVERS, RISK, EXPERIENCE, CRASHES, HAZARD, PEER",
author = "Mandy Dotzauer and \{de Waard\}, Dick and Caljouw, \{Simone R.\} and Gloria Poehler and Brouwer, \{Wiebo H.\}",
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[email protected]> Dick, here is the explanation. My colleague Aruna, who manages the production of AAP, confirms that: Volume 74 is a 'voorloper' issue with a cover date of 2015. (Voorloper being the Elsevier term for a volume that appears ahead of its nominal calendar year.) However, it will be published and dispatched this year. Hence the copyright of the issue also belongs to 2014, and thus the masthead of all articles will have the year as 2014. The 2015 cover date is a nominal one that is really of significance only to paying subscribers who are entitled to a given number of volumes as part of their calendar year subscription. Someone who subscribes only to 2014, and does not continue for 2015, would not be entitled to Vol.74, even though it will be published early and appear in 2014. The 2014 date is the 'real' one, and I believe is the one that should be used when citing the article. I hope this is clear(er). Chris -----Original Message----- From: Pringle, Chris (ELS-OXF) Sent: 28 October 2014 16:42 To:
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[email protected]; AAP; 'Mohamed Abdel-Aty' Subject: RE: issue Dick, thanks for alerting us to this apparent anomaly. I think I know what is going on here, but let me check. Thanks and regards, Chris Chris Pringle, MILT Executive Publisher - Transport Elsevier Langford Lane Kidlington OX5 1GB United Kingdom Tel.: +44 (0)1865 843712 Mobile: +44 (0)791 7781738 Email:
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[email protected]; AAP; Pringle, Chris (ELS-OXF) Subject: Re: issue Dick I will refer your inquiry to Elsevier as the issue is beyond the responsibilities if the editors! Dr. Mohamed Abdel-Aty, PE > On Oct 20, 2014, at 4:09 PM, {"}
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[email protected]> wrote: > > Sorry, > > The issue remark makes no sense below, that should be volume and always is in, but the 2014/2015 question remains. > > Thanks...Dick > >> On 20/10/2014 15:05,
[email protected] wrote: >> Dear dr Abdel-Aty, Dr Boyle >> >> I just had a look at the Elsevier site and am a bit confused by the year {"}2014{"} that can be found in the pdf of manuscripts listed as 2015 papers (issue 74). >> There are now e.g. Accident Analysis and Prevention 70 (2014) 1-7 [Cripton et al.] and Accident Analysis and Prevention 74 (2014) 1-7 [Sullivan et al], just to pick two. Apparently issue number now always has to be included (note some guidelines incl APA advice against that), but most confusing I find now is that Volume 74 (in progress) is listed as January 2015 on the website and in the document displayed in html, while the pdf contains 2014. >> >> It is nice to be able to read publications from the future though :-) >> >> Sorry to be bothering you about this. >> Best wishes...Dick de Waard > > -- > Dr Dick de Waard > University of Groningen > Neuropsychology / Traffic Psychology > Grote Kruisstraat 2 / 1 > 9712 TS Groningen > The Netherlands > E
[email protected] > T +31 50 363 67 61 (direct) +31 50 363 7601 (Mrs Polling, secretary) U > http://www.trafficpsychologygroningen.info > U http://hfes-europe.org > > --",
year = "2015",
month = jan,
doi = "10.1016/j.aap.2014.09.030",
language = "English",
volume = "74",
pages = "24--32",
journal = "Accident Analysis and Prevention",
issn = "0001-4575",
publisher = "PERGAMON-ELSEVIER SCIENCE LTD",
}