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• W3197666894 abstract "Driver fatigue can be manifested by various highly dangerous direct and indirect symptoms, for example, inattention or lack of concentration. The aim of the study was to compare the behavior of young drivers, older drivers and professional drivers, particularly in situations where they feel fatigued. In the online questionnaire, drivers answered various questions which analysed their responsibility of driving a car during fatigue, the optimum temperature in the car, or experience with microsleep. The sample of drivers consisted of 507 women and 951 men in Slovakia. Young drivers are more responsible when driving during fatigue, while professional drivers take risks, break the law, and drive tired more often. A total of 25% of all drivers experience fatigue more than once a week. Adverse results were found in connection with driving and fatigue, where more than 42% of respondents stated that their duties require them to drive even when they are tired. A total of 27% of drivers have had microsleep while driving. The survey showed that drivers are aware that thermoneutral temperature in a car interior can improve driving performance and a lower temperature can positively affect a person’s attention. The regulation of the temperature in the car was helpful for 75% of all drivers when they felt tired, and more than 97% of the drivers lowered the temperature in the interior of the vehicle in order to achieve a better concentration. In addition to standard statistical methods, a neural network was used for the evaluation of the questionnaire, which sought for individual connections and subsequent explanations for the hypotheses. The applied neural network was able to determine parameters such as the age of the driver and the annual raid as the riskiest and closely associated with the occurrence of microsleep between drivers." @default.
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• W3197666894 date "2021-09-06" @default.
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• W3197666894 title "A Study of the Behavior and Responsibility of Slovak Drivers, Especially in Case of Fatigue" @default.
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