Session Full Program · Contributors · Organizations · Search Program · Flagged · Happening NowMore…Search ProgramFlaggedHappening NowLecture: vST1: From distraction to disengagements: Perspectives across age and timeSession ChairsAreen AlsaidFord Motor CompanyYusuke YamaniAssociate ProfessorOld Dominion UniversityEvent TypeLectureVirtualsVirtualTechnical GroupsSurface TransportationTimeTuesday, October 26th12:30pm - 2:00pm EDTLocationVirtual 3Presentations12:30pm - 12:42pm EDTAssessment of Driving Automation Interfaces via Visual Attention Measures: A Literature ReviewAuthorsDina KanaanMattea PowellBirsen Donmez12:42pm - 12:55pm EDTYoung Driver Emotions Relate to Their Intention to Engage in Cellphone DistractionAuthorsMehdi Hoseinzadeh NooshabadiHolland VasquezBirsen Donmez12:55pm - 1:08pm EDTDrivers Glance Like Lizards during Cell Phone Distraction in Assisted DrivingAuthorsShiyan YangBrook ShiferawTrey RoadyJonny KuoMichael Lenne1:08pm - 1:21pm EDTThe Relationship Between Takeover Request Lead Time and Drivers’ Situation Awareness for Freeway Exiting in Conditionally Automated DrivingAuthorsXiaomei TanYiqi Zhang1:21pm - 1:34pm EDTVisual attention and steering wheel control: From engagement to disengagement of Tesla AutopilotAuthorsAlberto MorandoPnina GershonBruce MehlerBryan Reimer1:34pm - 1:47pm EDTConsumer Knowledge and Acceptance of Driving Automation: Changes Over Time and Across Age GroupsAuthorsChaiwoo LeePnina GershonBryan ReimerBruce MehlerJoseph Coughlin1:47pm - 2:00pm EDTDriver Attention and the Built Environment, Initial Findings from a Naturalistic Driving StudyAuthorsPatricia TiceSudipta Dey TirthaNaveen EluruIn-Person