The phrase "assessed driver" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a driver who has been evaluated or judged based on certain criteria, such as performance or safety.
Example: "The assessed driver demonstrated excellent skills during the evaluation process, leading to a favorable report."
Alternatives: "evaluated driver" or "reviewed driver".
Additional items assessed driver attitudes with respect to their perceived level of risk associated with performing these activities.
This study assessed driver perception of logo signs and distraction under nine-panel, overflow-combination, or standard six-panel formats.
The questionnaires assessed driver demographics, general driving experience and exposure to passive crossings in Australia, and experience of the technology in accordance with the Technology Acceptance Model.
This study assessed driver cognitive responses to common potentially provocative hypothetical driving scenarios to explore the role of attributions in driver aggression.
This driving simulator study, conducted as part of the EC-funded AdaptIVe project, assessed drivers' visual attention distribution during automation and on approach to a critical event, and examined whether such attention changes following repeated exposure to an impending collision.
This study aimed at assessing driver acceptance of different ITS interventions designed to enhance driver behaviour at railway crossings.
Driver support and infotainment systems can be adapted to the specific needs of individual drivers by assessing driver skill and state.
In this subsection, we present an overview of our global system for assessing driver vigilance level, while in the next sections, we focus our attention on studying driver inattention by estimating head pose.
For example, researchers led by Bruce Mehler at MIT in Cambridge, Massachusetts, are assessing driver distraction using an advanced driving simulator – basically a full car inside a lab equipped with display screens – as well as adapted vehicles driven on real roads.
This document provides an overview of existing licensing rules for people with diabetes, addresses the factors that impact driving for this population, and identifies general guidelines for assessing driver fitness and determining appropriate licensing restrictions.
Uber users can only assess drivers with star ratings and written comments.
