Driver Acceptance of New Technology by Regan, Michael A. -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Cover Page Title Page Copyright Page Contents List of Figures List of Tables About the Editors List of Contributors Acknowledgements PART I: INTRODUCTION

1 Driver Acceptance of New Technology: Overview

PART II: THEORIES AND MODELS OF DRIVER ACCEPTANCE

2 The Definition of Acceptance and Acceptability 3 Modelling Acceptance of Driver Assistance Systems: Application of the Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology 4 Socio-Psychological Factors That Influence Acceptability of Intelligent Transport Systems: A Model 5 Modelling Driver Acceptance: From Feedback to Monitoring and Mentoring Systems

PART III: MEASUREMENT OF DRIVER ACCEPTANCE

6 How Is Acceptance Measured? Overview of Measurement Issues, Methods and Tools 7 Measuring Acceptability through Questionnaires and Focus Groups 8 The Profile of Emotional Designs: A Tool for the Measurement of Affective and Cognitive Responses to In-Vehicle Innovations 9 An Empirical Method for Quantifying Drivers’ Level of Acceptance of Alerts Issued by Automotive Active Safety Systems

PART IV: DATA ON DRIVER ACCEPTANCE: CASE STUDIES

10 Driver Acceptance of In-Vehicle Information, Assistance and Automated Systems: An Overview 11 Driver Acceptance of Electric Vehicles: Findings from the French MINI E Study 12 User-Centred Design and Evaluation as a Prerequisite for the Success of Disruptive Innovations: An Electric Vehicle Case Study 13 Motorcycle Riders’ Acceptance of Advanced Rider Assistance Systems 14 Driver Acceptance of Technologies Deployed Within the Road Infrastructure 15 Operator Acceptance of New Technology for Industrial Mobile Equipment 16 Carrots, Sticks and Sermons: State Policy Tools for Influencing Adoption and Acceptance of New Vehicle Safety Systems

PART V: OPTIMISING DRIVER ACCEPTANCE

17 Designing In-Vehicle Technology for Usability 18 The Emotional and Aesthetic Dimensions of Design: An Exploration of User Acceptance of Consumer Products and New Vehicle Technologies 19 Optimising the Organisational Aspects of Deployment: Learning from the Introduction of New Technology in Domains Other than Road Transport 20 Adaptive Policymaking for Intelligent Transport System Acceptance 21 Designing Automotive Technology for Cross-Cultural Acceptance

PART VI: CONCLUSIONS

22 Driver Acceptance of New Technology: Synthesis and Perspectives

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