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PROGRESS IN THE INERTIA FORCES SIMULATION ACTIVITY IS REPRESENTED BY CONSTRUCTION OF A MOVING-BASE DEVICE SUB- STITUTING GRAVITY FOR INERTIA FORCE THAT CAN PITCH, ROLL, AND YAW. USING THIS DEVICE, A SERIES OF POSITION JUDGEMENTS WAS OBTAINED FROM DRIVERS AS THEY SAT BEHIND THE WHEEL IN DEVICE AND WERE MOVED TO VARIOUS POSITIONS. THE RESULTS INDICATE THAT DRIVERS /AS TESTED/ WERE NOT ABLE TO CLEARLY DISTINGUISH AMONG A VARIETY OF ANGULAR POSITIONS.

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pp 106-109

1963

Highway Research Record

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Angularity; Construction; Driver performance; Drivers; Force; Gravity; Human factors; Inertia (Mechanics); Location; Personnel performance; Pitch (Dynamics); Position fixing; Rolling; Simulation; Training simulators; Yaw

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Construction; Highways; Safety and Human Factors

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