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Low BAC Driver Impairment


Low BAC Driver Impairment
John B. Kwasnoski

35 pages - softbound

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Excerpt from sample scenario:
Left turn in front of oncoming vehicle
(Reference # refers to one or more of 45 references described)
Driving skill (reference #)Impairment
Threshold
choice reaction time (2)
Time to make response choice - braking, steering, sound horn.
.03
choice reaction time errors (3)
Subject makes errors in selecting the appropriate response from a number of options available.
.05
concentrated attention (9)
Ability to focus on roadway and maintain vigilence & forward gaze.
.07
visual reaction time (12,13).04
response to central stimuli (14)
Impaired response to stimulus within acute field of vision.
.04
visual search (15,24)
Ability to maintain searching pattern for objects on or about the roadway.
.05
visual recognition (15)
Ability to recognize objects after they have been perceived.
.07
interpretation of signals (16)
Ability of the operator to interpret brake lights, traffic signals, etc. is impaired even though the operator perceives the signal.
.05
comprehension (41)
Subject cannot accurately comprehend what has been perceived, and may misinterpret stimulus or be unable to process information.
.05
visual information processing (17)
Recognition and decision-making ability, using visual information.
.06



 
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