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>Pretty much every study of in-car touchscreens' effects on drivers reaches the same conclusion: They're a serious distraction. I think serious flaw in these s
by dominotw 6y ago
>Pretty much every study of in-car touchscreens' effects on drivers reaches the same conclusion: They're a serious distraction.
I think serious flaw in these studies is that B case is users without distracting displays in the cars. But B case is people using their phone to pick the next podcast or change the album. To me google car is less dangerous because i am not using my phone to look for traffic patterns, change music ect.
- contravariant 6y agoWell if your hypothesis is that it's a problem then you shouldn't be comparing it against a known problem. You will either end up showing it's not as problematic, which doesn't say much; or you end up with a negative result, meaning you can't really tell either way. Besides this isn't an either/or problem, we should aim to remove all forms of distraction, not go for the least bad choice. Driving safely takes precedence over avoiding traffic or enjoying music.
- Daho0n 6y agoHere they include both: https://www.iamroadsmart.com/campaign-pages/end-customer-campaigns/infotainment https://www.iamroadsmart.com/campaign-pages/end-customer-cam...