The phrase "a driving intention" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong motivation or purpose behind an action or decision.
Example: "Her driving intention to succeed in her career pushed her to work long hours and seek out new opportunities."
Alternatives: "a motivating purpose" or "a compelling goal".
Augmenting the TPB constructs with the PWM construct of willingness significantly explained up to an additional 8percentt of the variance in drowsy driving intention.
Perceived behavioral control and willingness were consistently the strongest predictors of drowsy driving intention in the augmented model, which together with the control (personal) variables explained up to 70percentt of the variance in intention.
Because trips must be generated by certain purposes, like from home to work, home to shop, or school to home, HB and NHB reflected drivers' driving intention and travel convenience.
Methods: Drivers (n = 1076; 319 males) aged 18 20 years were surveyed regarding their sociodemographics (age, gender) and self-reported driving behaviours including crashes, offences, Police avoidance, and driving intentions.
Evidence suggests that other sources of perceived risk, such as the risk of pregnancy are likely to be driving intentions to engage in protective sexual behaviour [ 20].
Anbau Enterprises Stephen Glascock, an architect with a master's in real estate development, and his wife, Barbara van Beuren, also an architect, opened Anbau Enterprises in 1998 with the intention of making design elements as pivotal a driving force as financial returns.
Argonne's intention is to use what it calls a utility factor, in essence a driving trip that consists of some charge-depleting miles and some charge-sustaining miles.
A driving layup fell short.
This paper describes the field tests on a driving simulator carried out to validate the algorithms and the correlations of dynamic parameters, specifically driving task demand and drivers' distraction, able to predict drivers' intentions.
