The effect of mobile phone use while driving on response time : driving simulator study

Joint Authors

Abd al-Jabbar, Ahmad S.
Matar, Husayn S.
Muhammad, Ammar A.

Source

Engineering and Technology Journal

Issue

Vol. 39, Issue 12 (31 Dec. 2021), pp.1806-1813, 8 p.

Publisher

University of Technology

Publication Date

2021-12-31

Country of Publication

Iraq

No. of Pages

8

Main Subjects

Civil Engineering

Topics

Abstract EN

Mobile phone use is one of the most common daily tasks and this is normal, however, this task could be problematic while driving.

The use of mobile phoneswhile driving has become a major cause of road accidents and poses a threat topublic health.

This study investigated the effect of mobile phone usage whiledriving on response time, as it investigated four mobile phone tasks (hands-freecalling, hand calls, reading text messages, and sending text messages) in additionto basic driving.

A total of 42 participants, ranging in age from (19 to 55), with amean age (mean = 33.14, SD = 10.26) participated in the driving simulation at theUniversity of Technology and all participants performed five tasks.

Theparticipants had to interact with voice commands by performing the throttlemaneuver.

The results concluded with a delay in response, which means anincrease in cognitive reaction time when using a mobile phone compared to basicdriving.

It has also been found that the response time increases with the age Mobile phone use is one of the most common daily tasks and this is normal, however, this task could be problematic while driving.

The use of mobile phoneswhile driving has become a major cause of road accidents and poses a threat topublic health.

This study investigated the effect of mobile phone usage whiledriving on response time, as it investigated four mobile phone tasks (hands-freecalling, hand calls, reading text messages, and sending text messages) in additionto basic driving.

A total of 42 participants, ranging in age from (19 to 55), with amean age (mean = 33.14, SD = 10.26) participated in the driving simulation at theUniversity of Technology and all participants performed five tasks.

Theparticipants had to interact with voice commands by performing the throttlemaneuver.

The results concluded with a delay in response, which means anincrease in cognitive reaction time when using a mobile phone compared to basicdriving.

It has also been found that the response time increases with the age ofdrivers

American Psychological Association (APA)

Matar, Husayn S.& Abd al-Jabbar, Ahmad S.& Muhammad, Ammar A.. 2021. The effect of mobile phone use while driving on response time : driving simulator study. Engineering and Technology Journal،Vol. 39, no. 12, pp.1806-1813.
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Modern Language Association (MLA)

Matar, Husayn S.…[et al.]. The effect of mobile phone use while driving on response time : driving simulator study. Engineering and Technology Journal Vol. 39, no. 12 (2021), pp.1806-1813.
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American Medical Association (AMA)

Matar, Husayn S.& Abd al-Jabbar, Ahmad S.& Muhammad, Ammar A.. The effect of mobile phone use while driving on response time : driving simulator study. Engineering and Technology Journal. 2021. Vol. 39, no. 12, pp.1806-1813.
https://search.emarefa.net/detail/BIM-1320327

Data Type

Journal Articles

Language

English

Notes

Includes bibliographical references : p. 1812-1813

Record ID

BIM-1320327