
Decreases of driver attention causes daily serious road accidents. This concerns not only the drivers of passenger cars, but especially the drivers of trucks and busses. Some nonstandard approaches to the problem how to improve the reliability and safety of the driver - vehicle interactions are discussed in this paper. Some exemplary results from experiments done on driving simulators are shown. Some novel methods and tools, based on the combined application of telematics, informatics, neurology and transportation sciences are proposed.
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