Pedestrian smartphone distraction: Prevalence and potential severity

Volume: 60, Pages: 515 - 523
Published: Jan 1, 2019
Abstract
To better understand the incidence and potential severity of pedestrian smartphone distraction in a city location, a non-invasive observational study was conducted in Melbourne, Australia. Video recordings of pedestrians crossing roads at eight city sites were undertaken during daytime conditions. Data were analysed both for pedestrian use of different smartphone functions such as hand-held calls, and for ‘critical events’ such as crossing the...
Paper Details
Title
Pedestrian smartphone distraction: Prevalence and potential severity
Published Date
Jan 1, 2019
Volume
60
Pages
515 - 523
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