Observational analysis highlights the impact of visual communication on cognitive load and human errors in transport environments.
The safety of transport systems depends on the efficiency of human perception of information. Incorrect design of visual information means leads to increased cognitive load, reduced reaction speed and, in general, to human errors in the transport environment. Cognitive, age, gender, and resource differences in human perception of information and the main ergonomic requirements for its presentation are analyzed.
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