Cognitively distracted cycling - a bike simulator study
M. Møller, F.L. Berghoefer, M. VollrathNews room
- Behavioural effects of secondary cognitive tasks among cyclists were assessed in a controlled bicycle simulator experiment
- Participants were randomly assign to one of three distraction groups: None, Acoustic speech task, Podcast task
- Events with different level of predictability were included to assess the behavioural effect of cognitive distraction
- Practical implications for headphone use and safe cycling are suggested
- The study is a collaboration between the Technische Universität Braunschweig and the Technical University of Denmark (DTU).
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