Sentence examples for capture drivers from inspiring English sources

This study also highlights the benefit of using exogenous visual cues in traffic signs to capture drivers' attention.

Compared to the warning condition without directional information, the directional warning information could capture drivers' attention more efficiently, help driver direct fixations toward the RLR vehicles more quickly and lead to more scanning activities.

This is all part of an effort by Regina police and other municipalities to capture drivers committing traffic violations which range from distracted driving to not wearing your seatbelt.

To capture driver experience and opinions about milled centreline rumble strips, focus groups and road-side interviews were performed.

Owing to these complicated factors, simplifications are needed to establish the micro-simulation model while it is indispensable to capture driver behaviors.

An extended Technology Acceptance Model captured drivers' acceptance of mitigation systems using four constructs: perceived ease of use, perceived usefulness, unobtrusiveness, and behavioral intention to use.

However, once the manipulations ceased and an uncertainty alert captured drivers' attention towards an impending incident, a similar gaze pattern was found for all drivers, with no carry-over effects observed after the screen manipulations.

In the video, a dashboard mounted camera captures driver reactions and honest testimony about the difficulty -- and stupidity -- of attempting to text while driving.

After his death, his teammate, Phil Hill, won the race and went on to win the title, becoming the first American to capture the drivers' title.

RICHARD WILLIAMS, THE GUARDIAN: In Britain, it was Jenson Button and the Brawn GP team rising from the ashes of the Honda team to capture the drivers' and constructors' world championships in Formula One, making up for the Liargate and Crashgate scandals (sorry about all these gates) that otherwise stained the Grand Prix year.

KSS was used to capture the drivers' experience of sleepiness.