Drivers' Acceptance Of Route Guidance Advice: An International Comparison
Published 24 August 2005
Peter Bonsall
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This paper discusses the issue of transferability of results in assessing user responses and attitudes toward route guidance advice.
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PsychologyEngineering
TransportationThe influence of route guidance advice on route choice in urban networks
130 Citations1992Peter Bonsall
SAE technical papers on CD-ROM/SAE technical paper seriesDriver Compliance with Route Guidance Advice: The Evidence and Its Implications
36 Citations1991Peter Bonsall, Matthew Joint
Questions conducted among drivers equipped with route guidance as part of the Berlin LISB trial and analysis of decisions made by users of the interactive route guidance simulator known as IGOR provide strong quantitative evidence that acceptance of an item of advice is closely correlated with objective measures of its quality.
A COMPUTER SIMULATION GAME TO DETERMINE DRIVERS' REACTIONS TO ROUTE GUIDANCE ADVICE
12 Citations1990Peter Bonsall, Tim Parry
QUESTIONNAIRE SURVEY OF USERS OF THE DYNAMIC LISB SYSTEM
4 Citations1990Matthew Joint, Peter Bonsall
It was found that users are more likely to reject LISB guidance if not backed up by the users' direct observations or past experience, and expectations of time savings through using LISBs were highest for journeys in unfamiliar areas or in congested conditions.
REQUIREMENTS FOR ROUTE GUIDANCE IN THE NETHERLANDS
1 Citations1992Peter Bonsall
The objectives of the study were to establish the likely reaction of Dutch drivers to in-car guidance such as that currently provided via ALI-SCOUT, and to compare these results with those of drivers in the United Kingdom.