drt device

Detection Response Task device (ISO 17488).

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  1. Lifestyle and demographic characteristics linked to driving simple reaction time · 2026 · Asadamraji, Morteza et al.
  2. Development and validation of a sensor-integrated smart driving test system for automated, scalable, and objective driver performance evaluation. · 2026 · Sabry, ES et al.
  3. Examining Visual Processing Reaction Time of Vision CoachTM as a Predictor for Driving Fitness · 2025 · Denny Irick, Meagan et al.
  4. Psychomotor Vigilance Test: Measuring Reaction Time In An Occupationally Relevant Environment · 2025 · Giuliani-Dewig, Hayden K. et al.
  5. Experimental determination of driver reaction time and analysis of its influence on the full braking distance of the vehicle · 2025 · Krastev, Angel et al.
  6. Investigating the Effect of Performing Secondary Tasks on Reaction Time While Driving by Computer Analysis · 2025 · Tsai, Chia-Wen et al.
  7. Design of the New Foot Psychomotor Vigilance Test (PVT) for Screening Driving Ability · 2025 · Yoshida, Yutaka et al.
  8. Train Driver Visual Performance: A Parametric Survival Model of Reaction Time · 2024 · Cogan, Baris et al.
  9. Validation of a computerized driving simulator test of cognitive abilities for fitness-to-drive assessments · 2024 · Gårdinger, Max Bremberg et al.
  10. Effect of additional tasks on the reaction time of braking responses in simulated car driving: beyond the PRP effect · 2024 · Stojan, Robert et al.
  11. Inter- and Intra-Driver Reaction Time Heterogeneity in Car-Following Situations · 2024 · Tawfeek, Mostafa H.
  12. Examining Visual Processing Speed Reaction Time as a Predictor of Driving Fitness · 2023 · Denny, Meagan T. et al.
  13. Pre-duty testing technology for fatigue driving based on reaction time measurement method · 2023 · Lin, Xiaoyang et al.
  14. Effectiveness of a time to fixate for fitness to drive evaluation in neurological patients · 2023 · Miljković, Nadica et al.
  15. Using a Driving Simulator to Assess Reaction Times and Driving Behavior for Forensic Accident Analysis · 2023 · Pfeilschifter, Claus et al.
  16. Drivers’ Reaction Time and Mental Workload: A Driving Simulation Study · 2023 · Pouliou, Anna et al.
  17. AuReTim: an inexpensive and extensible open-source auditory psychomotor vigilance test · 2023 · Straßer, Torsten et al.
  18. Hazard Perception in Driving: A Systematic Literature Review · 2022 · Cao, Shi et al.
  19. A Driver Reaction Time Detection System Design · 2022 · Cheng, Yuhui et al.
  20. Driving Simulator as a Tool for Reaction Time Measurement · 2022 · Čulík, Kristián et al.
  21. Evaluation of Driver’s Reaction Time Measured in Driving Simulator · 2022 · Čulík, Kristián et al.
  22. An Open-Source, Fully Customizable 5-Choice Serial Reaction Time Task Toolbox for Automated Behavioral Training of Rodents · 2022 · Morais Gancz, Julia et al.
  23. Driver Response Time and Age Impact on the Reaction Time of Drivers: A Driving Simulator Study among Professional-Truck Drivers · 2022 · Poliak, Milos et al.
  24. Using Pre-stimulus EEG to Predict Driver Reaction Time To Road Events · 2022 · Rahman, Shams Ur et al.
  25. Suggesting Time Frequency Representation of the Obtained Reaction Time of the Consecutive Tasks in a Driving Simulator for Determining the Rate of Change of Brain’s Frequency · 2022 · Rajdeep, Prashant et al.
  26. Study on the Influence of Driving Fatigue on Drivers' Effective Reaction Time · 2022 · Zhang, Zuoying
  27. Accurate Reaction Times on Smartphones: The Challenges of Developing a Mobile Psychomotor Vigilance Task · 2021 · Arthurs, Mel et al.
  28. The power and sensitivity of four core driver workload measures for benchmarking the distraction potential of new driver vehicle interfaces · 2021 · McDonnell, AS et al.
  29. Developing an Unreal Engine 4-Based Vehicle Driving Simulator Applicable in Driver Behavior Analysis—A Technical Perspective · 2021 · Michalík, David et al.
  30. Evaluation of a Warning System Communicating Non-Connected Red-Light-Running Vehicles to Connected Vehicles Using a Driving Simulator · 2021 · Nassereddine, Hiba et al.
  31. Real-World Evaluation of the Impact of Automated Driving System Technology on Driver Gaze Behavior, Reaction Time and Trust · 2021 · Morales-Alvarez, Walter et al.
  32. Visual Reaction Time: A Tool for Reducing Road Traffic Collisions and Driving Simulator. · 2021 · Rajdeep, Prashant et al.
  33. A methodology for assessing driver perception-response time during unanticipated cross-centerline events · 2021 · Riexinger, Luke E. et al.
  34. A comparative simulator study of reaction times to yellow traffic light under manual and automated driving · 2021 · Rossi, Riccardo et al.
  35. A response to Basner et al. (2021): “Response speed measurements on the psychomotor vigilance task: how precise is precise enough?” · 2021 · Snipes, Sophia et al.
  36. Drivers’ Psychomotor Reaction Times Tested with a Test Station Method · 2021 · Szydłowski, Tomasz et al.
  37. The box task - a method for assessing in-vehicle system demand · 2021 · Trommler, Daniel et al.
  38. Economical Visual Attention Test for Elderly Drivers · 2020 · Onishi, Akinari
  39. Driver Reacting Time Evaluating Method Utilizing Interacting Information and Vehicle Braking Features · 2020 · Chai, Linguo et al.
  40. Online Detection of Driver Fatigue Based on Reaction Time: Designing a Monitoring and Early-Warning System · 2020 · Guo, Mengzhu et al.
  41. In-Vehicle Voice Control Interface Evaluation: Preliminary Driver Workload and Risk Analysis · 2020 · Jenness, James et al.
  42. Driving Reaction Time Versus Computerized Reaction Time Deficits Following Concussion: Implications for Return to Driving Recommendations · 2020 · Lempke, Landon Bryce et al.
  43. 0603 Divided Attention Steering Simulator Compared to Other Daytime Sleepiness Tests in Sleep Apnea · 2020 · Penzel, T et al.
  44. Measuring driver distraction – Evaluation of the box task method as a tool for assessing in-vehicle system demand · 2020 · Morgenstern, Tina et al.
  45. Sensitive and Reliable Measures of Driver Performance in Simulated Motor-Racing · 2019 · Irwin, Christopher et al.
  46. Using Matlab-based Driving Simulator for Human Factor Assessment · 2019 · Jirgl, Miroslav et al.
  47. Visual-Manual Driver Distraction Guidelines Test Procedures – Task Acceptance Testing Occlusion and Eye Glance Measurement Using Driving Simulator Testing · 2019 · NHTSA
  48. Detection Response Task Evaluation for Driver Distraction Measurement for Auditory-Vocal Tasks: Experiment 2 · 2019 · Ranney, Thomas A. et al.
  49. Effects of Visually Induced Motion Sickness on Emergency Braking Reaction Times in a Driving Simulator · 2019 · Reinhard, René et al.
  50. Exploring the effects of critical driving situations on driver perception time (PT) using SHRP2 naturalistic driving study data · 2019 · Wu, Kun-Feng et al.
  51. The Occlusion Method for Measuring Visual Demand at the IT-Based Driver’s Workplace · 2018 · Bretschneider-Hagemes, Michael
  52. Analyzing driver response times for pedestrian intrusions in crash-imminent situations · 2018 · Jurecki, Rafal Stanislaw et al.
  53. Agreement between the 3-minute Psychomotor Vigilance Task (PVT) Embedded in a Wrist-worn Device and the Laptop-based PVT · 2018 · Matsangas, Panagiotis et al.
  54. Visual in-car warnings: How fast do drivers respond? · 2018 · van der Heiden, Remo M.A. et al.
  55. Detection-Response Task—Uses and Limitations · 2018 · Stojmenova, Kristina et al.
  56. The study of driver's reaction for traffic information on actual driving and DS using fNIRS · 2018 · Yamamoto, Kouji et al.
  57. Evaluation of a Psychomotor Vigilance Task for Touch Screen Devices · 2017 · Arsintescu, Lucia et al.
  58. Effects of directional auditory and visual warnings at intersections on reaction times and speed reduction times · 2017 · Bella, Francesco et al.
  59. Effects of Visual Latency on Vehicle Driving Behavior · 2017 · Blissing, Björn et al.
  60. Examining potential confounds in use of the detection response task for in-vehicle system evaluation · 2017 · Goethe, RM et al.
  61. 0772 STANFORD AND VISUAL ANALOG SCALE PILOT CORRELATIONS WITH PSYCHO VIGILANCE TEST AND REACTION TIME RESPONSE - IN A NON-SLEEPY HEALTHY YOUTH · 2017 · Freire, AX et al.
  62. The Conclusion of a Driving Study About Warnings Depends upon How Response Time is Defined · 2017 · Liu, Ke et al.
  63. The mental chronometry during simulated driving tasks in various conditions of Indonesian subjects · 2017 · Sanjaya, Kadek Heri et al.
  64. Linking the Detection Response Task and the AttenD Algorithm Through Assessment of Human–Machine Interface Workload · 2017 · Lee, Joonbum et al.
  65. Validating two assessment strategies for visual and cognitive load in a simulated driving task · 2016 · Castro, S et al.
  66. Experimental Framework for Simulators to Study Driver Cognitive Distraction: Brake Reaction Time in Different Levels of Arousal · 2016 · Sena, Pasquale et al.
  67. Sensitivity evaluation of the visual, tactile, and auditory detection response task method while driving · 2016 · Stojmenova, Kristina et al.
  68. Extending the Detection Response Task to Simultaneously Measure Cognitive and Visual Task Demands · 2016 · Strayer, David L.
  69. The Effect of Road Traffic Noise on Reaction Time · 2015 · Alimohammadi, Iraj et al.
  70. Study of Reproducibility of Pedal Tracking and Detection Response Task to Assess Driver Distraction · 2015 · Iwasa, Tatsuya et al.
  71. Effects of visual field impairment on driving · 2015 · Andersson, Jan et al.
  72. Evaluating the effects of traffic noise on reaction time and rate of error in drivers′ movement time estimation · 2015 · Kazemi, Zeinab et al.
  73. A Surrogate Test for Cognitive Demand: Tactile Detection Response Task (TDRT) · 2015 · Hsieh, Li et al.
  74. Eye Glance Analysis of the Surrogate Tests for Driver Distraction · 2015 · Hsieh, Li et al.
  75. Impact of Time-to-Collision Information on Driving Behavior in Connected Vehicle Environments Using A Driving Simulator Test Bed · 2015 · Osman, Osama A. et al.
  76. Sensitivity and validity of psychometric tests for assessing driving impairment: effects of sleep deprivation. · 2015 · Jongen, Stefan et al.
  77. Determining mechanical and electromyographical reaction time in a BCI driving fatigue experiment · 2015 · Tan, Zong Xuan et al.
  78. Study of Driver’s Reaction Time (DRT) during Car Following · 2015 · Xing, Cui Fang et al.
  79. Analysis of reaction time during car-following process based on driving simulation test · 2015 · Xue, Qingwan et al.
  80. Impacts of Vehicle Information on Reaction Time Based on Driving Simulations · 2015 · Yun, Meiping et al.
  81. Research on Driving Distraction Based on Peripheral Detection Task · 2015 · Zhang, Haichao et al.
  82. QRTEngine: An easy solution for running online reaction time experiments using Qualtrics · 2014 · Barnhoorn, Jonathan S. et al.
  83. Assessing Response Time Effects of Forward Collision Warning HMIs with Central Tendency, Variance, and Dominance Tests · 2014 · Tijerina, Louis et al.
  84. Driving Assessment Tools Used by Driver Rehabilitation Specialists: Survey of Use and Implications for Practice · 2013 · Dickerson, Anne E.
  85. Definition of Simulated Driving Tests for the Evaluation of Drivers’ Reactions and Responses · 2013 · Bartolozzi, Riccardo et al.
  86. Sensitivity of Detection Response Task (DRT) to the Driving Demand and Task Difficulty · 2013 · Bruyas, Marie-Pierre et al.
  87. Comparison of driver distraction evaluations across two simulator platforms and an instrumented vehicle · 2013 · Chrysler, ST et al.
  88. Comparison of Static and Driving Simulator Venues for the Tactile Detection Response Task · 2013 · Engström, Johan et al.
  89. Driver Response to Phase Termination at Signalized Intersections at Signalized Intersections: Are Driving Simulator Results Valid? · 2013 · Swake, Joshua et al.
  90. PVT-Touch: Adapting a Reaction Time Test for Touchscreen Devices · 2013 · Kay, Matthew et al.
  91. PC-PVT: A platform for psychomotor vigilance task testing, analysis, and prediction · 2013 · Khitrov, Maxim Y. et al.
  92. Radio tuning effects on visual and driving performance measures : simulator and test track studies. · 2013 · Perez, Miguel et al.
  93. The Critical Tracking Task · 2013 · Petzoldt, Tibor et al.
  94. Useful Field of View in Simulated Driving: Reaction Times and Eye Movements of Drivers · 2013 · Seya, Yasuhiro et al.
  95. Various Degrees of Mental Workload and Its Effect on Driver Reaction Time · 2013 · Shi, Jianjun et al.
  96. Measurement on Reaction Time of Visual Attention in Depth during Driving · 2013 · Xia, Ru Ting et al.
  97. Experiment Design for Measuring Driver Reaction Time in Driving Situation · 2013 · Zhang, Zhong et al.
  98. Evaluation of Drivers’ Attention Level by a Driving Simulator · 2012 · Bartolozzi, Riccardo et al.
  99. Driver Performance at High Speeds Using a Simulator · 2012 · Fitzpatrick, Kay et al.
  100. Development of the Enhanced Peripheral Detection Task: A Surrogate Test for Driver Distraction · 2012 · Hsieh, Li et al.
  101. Characteristics of Driving Reaction Time of Elderly Drivers in the Brake Pedal Task · 2012 · Shin, Hwa-kyung et al.
  102. Functional Assessments, Safety Outcomes, and Driving Exposure Measures for Older Drivers · 2012 · Staplin, Loren et al.
  103. Spike-triggered reaction-time EEG as a possible assessment tool for driving ability · 2011 · Krestel, Heinz E. et al.
  104. Sensitivity of the lane change test as a measure of in-vehicle system demand · 2011 · Young, Kristie L. et al.
  105. Simulating On-the-Road Behavior Using a Driving Simulator · 2010 · Riener, Andreas
  106. A free, easy-to-use, computer-based simple and four-choice reaction time programme: The Deary-Liewald reaction time task · 2010 · Deary, Ian J. et al.
  107. Human cognitive reliability analysis on driver by driving simulator · 2010 · Nakayasu, Hidetoshi et al.
  108. The effects of distraction and age on reaction time in a driving simulator · 2010 · Owens, J. M. et al.
  109. Use of Limits Method to Characterize Individual Driver Responses to Yellow Change Interval at Signalized Intersections · 2010 · Inman, Vaughan W.
  110. Measuring of Driver Reaction Time with Color Detection Task · 2010 · Xia, Ruting et al.
  111. Normative Values for Driving Simulation Parameters: A Pilot Study · 2009 · Akinwuntan, Abiodun Emmanuel et al.
  112. Consistency and sensitivity of lane change test according to driving simulator characteristics · 2008 · Bruyas, M.-P. et al.
  113. Conversation Effects on Driving: Neural Mechanisms Underlying Reaction Times to Visual Events · 2007 · Hsieh, Li et al.
  114. Differences of drivers’ reaction times according to age and mental workload · 2007 · Makishita, Hiroshi et al.
  115. Development of a personal computer-based secondary task procedure as a surrogate for a driving simulator · 2007 · Schrock, Steve (Steven Dale)
  116. Comparison of Driver Brake Reaction Times to Multimodal Rear-end Collision Warnings · 2007 · Scott, Jeffrey J et al.
  117. Visual and Cognitive Predictors of Performance on Brake Reaction Test: Salisbury Eye Evaluation Driving Study · 2007 · Zhang, Lei et al.
  118. Visual demand of curves and fog-limited sight distance and its relationship to brake response time. · 2006 · Cullinane, Brian et al.
  119. Central Interference in Driving · 2006 · Levy, Jonathan et al.
  120. Estimation of Driver Reaction Time from Car-Following Data · 2006 · Ma, Xiaoliang et al.
  121. Quantifying Driver Response Times Based upon Research and Real Life Data · 2005 · Muttart, Jeffrey W
  122. Measurement of Driver's Reaction Time to Failure of Steering Controller during Automatic Driving · 2005 · Omae, Manabu et al.
  123. The Walter Reed palm-held psychomotor vigilance test · 2005 · Thorne, David R. et al.
  124. A New Driving Simulator Including An Interactive Intelligent Traffic Environment · 2005 · van Wolffelaar, P.C. et al.
  125. Reaction time of the secondary task while driving in various situations · 2003 · Ihata, N. et al.
  126. Effect of cellular telephone conversations and other potential interference on reaction time in a braking response · 2003 · Consiglio, William et al.
  127. Improved perception-reaction time information for intersection sight distance · 2002 · Hostetter, Robert S. et al.
  128. Instrumented Vehicles and Driving Simulators · 2002 · Rizzo, M. et al.
  129. Reaction times as an index of visual conspicuity when driving at night · 2002 · Plainis, Sotiris et al.
  130. Driver Sleepiness—Evaluation of Reaction Time Measurement as a Secondary Task · 2001 · Baulk, SD et al.
  131. The Effects of Age and Distraction on Reaction Time in a Driving Simulator · 2001 · Owens, Justin M et al.
  132. Human Centered Systems Laboratory Fact Sheet - Research that is Essential, Indispensable, and Connected to our Customers [2001] · 2001 · NHTSA
  133. Driver Reaction Time in Crash Avoidance Research: Validation of a Driving Simulator Study on a Test Track · 2000 · McGehee, Daniel V. et al.
  134. "How Long Does It Take to Stop?" Methodological Analysis of Driver Perception-Brake Times · 2000 · Green, Marc
  135. How Long Does It Take to Stop? Methodological Analysis of Driver Perception-Brake Times · 2000 · Green, Marc
  136. DETECTION TIME OF A LEADING VEHICLE'S MOTION: EFFECTS OF DRIVING SPEED AND ROAD LAYOUT. · 1997 · Santos, Jorge A.
  137. Effect of Selected In-Vehicle Route Guidance Systems on Driver Reaction Times · 1997 · Srinivasan, Raghavan et al.
  138. Feasibility of a Portable Data Acquisition System for Driver Performance Testing · 1996 · Carter, Richard J. et al.
  139. Measures and Methods Used to Assess the Safety and Usability of Driver Information Systems · 1995 · Green, Paul
  140. Older Driver Perception-Reaction Time for Intersection Sight Distance and Object Detection, Volume I: Final Report · 1995 · Lerner, Neil D. et al.
  141. The Ford Driving Simulator · 1994 · Greenberg, Jeffry A. et al.
  142. Brake Perception-Reaction Times of Older and Younger Drivers · 1993 · Lerner, Neil
  143. In-Vehicle Navigation Devices: Effects on the Safety of Driver Performance · 1991 · Walker, Jonathan et al.
  144. Laboratory and Closed-Course Measures of Driver Decision Making · 1991 · Ranney, Thomas A.
  145. Perception-Response Speed and Driving Capabilities of Brain-Damaged and Older Drivers · 1990 · Korteling, J.E.
  146. Driving Vigilance Simulator Test · 1990 · Haraldsson, Per‐Olle et al.
  147. In-Vehicle Navigation Devices: Effects on the Safety of Driver Performance · 1990 · Walker, J. et al.
  148. Driver Perception Response Time · 1989 · Olson, Paul L.
  149. Relation of Individual Differences in Information-Processing Ability to Driving Performance · 1989 · Ranney, Thomas A. et al.
  150. Perception/Reaction Time Values for Accident Reconstruction · 1989 · Sens, Michael J. et al.
  151. Human Factors Laboratory [Fact Sheet] · 1988 · NHTSA
  152. Driving Performance as a Function of Time on the Road · 1987 · Ranney, Thomas A. et al.
  153. Driver Steering Reaction Time to Abrupt-Onset Crosswinds, as Measured In a Moving-Base Driving Simulator · 1983 · Wierwille, Walter W. et al.
  154. Field Test of Arousal: A Portable Reaction Timer with Data Storage · 1982 · Wilkinson, R. T. et al.
  155. A Validation of Subsidiary Reaction Time Against Detection of Roadside Obstacles during Prolonged Driving∗ · 1978 · LAURELL, H. et al.
  156. Changes in Subsidiary Reaction Time and Heart-Rate During Car Driving, Passenger Travel and Stationary Conditions* · 1976 · LAURELL, H. et al.
  157. An Instrumented Vehicle for Highway Man-Machine-Environment System Evaluation · 1976 · Pearson, Richard G. et al.
  158. Reaction time measurement of temporal integration and organization of form · 1975 · Rohrbaugh, John et al.