THE PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL STATE OF A DRIVER AND ITS INFLUENCE ON MOTION SAFETY.
Keywords:
driver, characteristic, stress, fatigue, pressure, danger.Abstract
This article analyzes the impact of a driver's psychophysiological state on traffic safety. The importance of stress, fatigue, distraction, and mental state is highlighted. Based on the scientific facts presented in the article, we have demonstrated the need to improve the psychophysiological state of drivers..
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