#3520. How well do the traffic psychological assessment systems predict on-road driving behaviour?

October 2026publication date
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Linguistics and Language;
Developmental and Educational Psychology;
Experimental and Cognitive Psychology;
Neuropsychology and Physiological Psychology;
Artificial Intelligence;
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Abstract:
This study aims to investigate the predictive validities of three different traffic psychological assessment systems by using systematic observation of driving behaviour in natural traffic settings. For this purpose, 176 drivers were evaluated by observers and then tested in three different traffic psychological assessment systems. Drivers participated in a 45 km (approx. 80 min) driving session consisting of diverse road types. Observers filled systematic observation forms comprising 35 errors/violations on 10 road segments. Consequently, although the systems power to predict on-road behaviour was similar, the tests/abilities that contributed to the models differed in each system except for the reasoning test. It was recommended to increase the weight of these predictive tests in deciding safe driving for each system.
Keywords:
cognitive and psychomotor abilities; on-road driving observation; predictive validity; traffic psychological assessment

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