MARIOTTE, Guilhem LECLERCQ, Ludovic GONZALEZ RAMIREZ, Humberto KRUG, Jean BECARIE, Cécile
The development of Advanced Traveler Information Systems (ATIS) with en-route navigation systems has opened the door to new traffic regulation policies such as collective route guidance based on social costs, i.e. routes that minimize total travel time. However, a critical element for their efficiency is the compliance of travelers with route recom...
Schneider, Benoît Dinet, Jérôme Granie, Marie-Axelle DECLERK, Erik LINOT, Béatrice Schade, Jans
Introduction et synthèse de l'ouvrage "Psychologie des transports et des mobilités"
MASCRET, nicolas NICOLLEAU, Martin RAGOT-COURT, Isabelle
Achievement goals have been a major topic of research for more than 30 years. Achievement goals represent what and why individuals want to achieve. This literature has provided a large body of research in many domains (e.g., education, sports, work), but no study has hitherto been conducted in the driving domain. Moreover, no scale was available to...
Granie, Marie-Axelle THEVENET, Chloé VARET, Florent EVENNOU, Myriam OULID-AZOUZ, Noureddine LYON, Craig MEESMANN, Uta Robertson, Robyn TORFS, Katrien Vanlaar, Ward
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The purpose of the paper is to study the effect of culture on gender differences in accidental risk behaviours. The ESRA2018 database, comprising 25,459 drivers (53% male) surveyed by an online questionnaire in 32 countries, was used to observe gender and regional differences (Africa5, AsiaOceania5, Europa20, NorthAmerica2) in reported behaviour, p...
Degraeve, Béatrice Granie, Marie-Axelle VARET, Florent
Si l'exposition ne permet pas d'expliquer à elle seule les différences de sexe dans l'accidentalité (Waylen & McKenna, 2002), comment expliquer ce différentiel ? Une des pistes explicatives de ce phénomène pourrait concerner le rôle des stéréotypes de sexe.
Ionescu, S. (coord.) Mazurek, Hubert (coord.)
PAIRE-FICOUT, Laurence LAFONT, Sylviane HAY, Marion COQUILLAT, Amandine FABRIGOULE, Colette CHAVOIX, Chantal
Objectives: Many older drivers incorrectly estimate their driving ability. The present study aimed to determine whether, and if so, to what extent unawareness of cognitive abilities affects self-awareness of driving ability. Methods: Two successive studies were conducted. A cohort study investigated cognitive self-awareness and an experimental stud...
DEGRAEVE, Béatrice GABAUDE, Catherine PAIRE-FICOUT, Laurence GRANIE, Marie-Axelle
Afin de pouvoir évaluer les impacts de l'évolution réglementaire en matière d'examen psychotechnique, l'IFSTTAR a proposé à la Délégation à la Sécurité Routière de réaliser une enquête auprès des acteurs du contrôle de l'aptitude à la conduite automobile. Cette enquête visait à faire un état des lieux, en explorant le plus largement possible les pr...
PAIRE-FICOUT, Laurence LAFONT, Sylviane HAY, Marion COQUILLAT, Amandine Fabrigoule, Colette CHAVOIX, Chantal
Objectives: Many older drivers incorrectly estimate their driving ability. The present study aimed to determine whether, and if so, to what extent unawareness of cognitive abilities affects self-awareness of driving ability. Methods: Two successive studies were conducted. A cohort study investigated cognitive self-awareness and an experimental stud...
GRANIE, Marie-Axelle THEVENET, Chloé VARET, Florent EVENNOU, Myriam OULID-AZOUZ, Noureddine LYON, Craig MEESMANN, Uta ROBERTSON, Robyn TORFS, Katrien VANLAAR, Ward
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The purpose of the paper is to study the effect of culture on gender differences in accidental risk behaviours. The ESRA2018 database, comprising 25,459 drivers (53% male) surveyed by an online questionnaire in 32 countries, was used to observe gender and regional differences (Africa5, AsiaOceania5, Europa20, NorthAmerica2) in reported behaviour, p...