Würzburg Institute for Traffic Sciences (Germany)

Recent papers from Würzburg Institute for Traffic Sciences (Germany)

1. From driving (L0) to living (L5): Intergenerational car comfort concept by Etic-emic theoryApplied Ergonomics · 2026
2. Test-track and on-road studies: Methodological insights on the assessment of carsickness and its modulating factorsTransportation Research Part F Traffic Psychology and Behaviour · 2026
3. Observing passenger behavior and motion sickness development in autonomous vehicles – A driving study on public roadsApplied Ergonomics · 2026
4. Driving the future: Evaluating a training concept for advanced driver assistance systemsApplied Ergonomics · 2026
5. Managing climate impacts—an analysis of adaptation funding in German cities and districtsnpj Climate Action · 2025
6. The arousal paradox in critical task performance in automated driving during sleep inertia using a quasi experimental approachScientific Reports · 2025
7. Studying Effects of Up- and Downlink Latency on Remote Driving Using Teledriving Simulation2025
8. Hold to continue – safety aspects of cooperative human machine systems in urban trafficApplied Ergonomics · 2025
9. Explaining Authoritative Control Interventions in Automated Driving to Support Driver Understanding, Trust, and RelianceTransportation Research Part F Traffic Psychology and Behaviour · 2025
10. Is the NASA nap the solution for sleep inertia in automated driving? Unveiling effects of deep sleep on driving behavior, vigilance and subjective experienceTransportation Research Interdisciplinary Perspectives · 2025
11. Identifying hand gestures for pedestrian-driver communicationApplied Ergonomics · 2024
12. Strategic naps in automated driving − Sleep architecture predicts sleep inertia better than nap durationAccident Analysis & Prevention · 2024
13. Test procedure for the evaluation of partially automated driving HMI including driver monitoring systems in driving simulationMethodsX · 2024
14. Pro-Fibrotic Effects of CCL18 on Human Lung Fibroblasts Are Mediated via CCR62023
15. Simulator validation – a new methodological approach applied to motorcycle riding simulators2023
16. Simulator validation – a new methodological approach applied to motorcycle riding simulators2023
17. Simulator validation – a new methodological approach applied to motorcycle riding simulators2023
18. How to Induce Drowsiness When Testing Driver Drowsiness and Attention Warning (DDAW) SystemsIEEE Transactions on Intelligent Transportation Systems · 2023
19. Development and evaluation of passenger assistance system concepts to reduce passenger discomfortFrontiers in Psychology · 2023
20. Simulator validation – a new methodological approach applied to motorcycle riding simulatorsThe Evolving Scholar · 2023