Talking to your car can drive you to distraction

Overview of attention for article published in Cognitive Research: Principles and Implications, November 2016

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@johnston @IanCBett @DrivingChangeOU @RoadsPolicingAN https://t.co/qao7SMSl7r

08 Sep 2023

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@norbertcala Wyniki badań w tym zakresie bywają zaskakujące: https://t.co/YMf3EOy6po https://t.co/qRk8Mcil87

06 Jul 2022

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"I only use my phone when I'm stopped at a light, so it's fine." After interacting with electronics in your car it may take over 20 seconds for your full attention to return to driving - and you're at an intersection, which is risky. https://t.co/sHNjDFT

17 Jul 2018

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Talking to your car can drive you to distraction https://t.co/vHTW7rsoYE

29 Mar 2017

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