What is the answer? And come to that, what are the questions?
What is the answer? And come to that, what are the questions?
This paper replies to the issues raised by commentators on Brackstone and McDonald’s historical review of car following. It focuses on the implications of satisficing, the determinism assumed in engineering inspired models of car following, and the role that individual differences in perceptual and cognitive performance, as well as motivation, must play in future accounts of traffic behaviours such as car following.
car following
221-224
Brackstone, Mark
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McDonald, Mike
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December 1999
Brackstone, Mark
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McDonald, Mike
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Brackstone, Mark and McDonald, Mike
(1999)
What is the answer? And come to that, what are the questions?
Transportation Research Part F: Traffic Psychology and Behaviour, 2 (4), .
(doi:10.1016/S1369-8478(00)00009-7).
Abstract
This paper replies to the issues raised by commentators on Brackstone and McDonald’s historical review of car following. It focuses on the implications of satisficing, the determinism assumed in engineering inspired models of car following, and the role that individual differences in perceptual and cognitive performance, as well as motivation, must play in future accounts of traffic behaviours such as car following.
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car following
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