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Just because a driver has less things to attend to does not mean he is less attentive. In fact, I would argue a person becomes less attentive to any given thing
by Dalewyn 4y ago
Just because a driver has less things to attend to does not mean he is less attentive. In fact, I would argue a person becomes less attentive to any given thing the more things there are they have to pay attention to.
Burdening a driver with more (arguably unnecessary) cognitive load is not a good idea.