Why the study?
Can physiological parameters such as ECG and EEG assess driver status and predict driving impairment?
Population
20 subjects completing an on-the-road driving experiment
Comparison
Driving under the influence of alcohol and a 2.5… vs Within-subject comparison
Design
Other, Order of the tests was balanced across subjects
Authors
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ECG/EEG monitoring merits exploration for driver status; leaves open clinical adoption pending prospective validation.
Can physiological parameters such as ECG and EEG assess driver status and predict driving impairment?
Physiological parameters like ECG and EEG can reflect driver status and predict driving impairment.
Brookhuis et al. (1993) studied this question.
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