Monotonous Driving Environment along Highway and Driver Behaviour in Malaysia: A Review

M. Zainon, M. Zaly Shah, M. A. Chiroma, M. Kafi
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Driver alertness, behaviour, and performance are central aspects of road traffic safety to achieve sustainable mobility. In addition, the type of environment where mobility occurs tend to affect drivers. Typically, monotonous stretches along highway deteriorate drivers’ vigilance thus leading to fatigue, drowsiness, and even crashes. Based on extensive review of related literature, this paper shall present the various issues of monotonous driving environment, countermeasures, as well as related research in Malaysia, aside from highway landscaping and other fatigue related road safety issues. Despite the significant amount of research on such issues, due to the current development trend and the highly motorised nature of Malaysia, there is need for more robust research especially in terms of countermeasure improvement and appraisal as well as development of monotony effect indices.
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驾驶员的警觉性、行为和表现是实现可持续机动性的道路交通安全的核心方面。此外,移动发生的环境类型往往会影响驾驶员。通常,公路上单调的路段会降低司机的警惕性,从而导致疲劳、困倦,甚至发生撞车事故。在广泛查阅相关文献的基础上,本文将介绍马来西亚驾驶环境单调的各种问题,对策,以及相关研究,以及公路绿化等与疲劳相关的道路安全问题。尽管对这些问题进行了大量的研究,但由于马来西亚目前的发展趋势和高度机动化的性质,需要进行更有力的研究,特别是在对策改进和评估以及单调效应指数的开发方面。
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