Andrew L. Kun
Zeljko Medenica
ABSTRACT
New technologies have made video calling in vehicles possible. Results from a driving simulator experiment indicate that video calling reduces visual attention on the road. While in some situations drivers would refrain from engaging in this activity, our results should serve as a warning to interface designers, lawmakers, transportation officials, and drivers that video calling presents a real distraction from driving.
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Index Terms
- Video call, or not, that is the question
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