Ford Motor Company and MIT have released the results of a study that shows reduced stress when drivers utilize technological advancements in their vehicle:
•Ford and MIT research study explored automotive technology solutions designed to reduce driver stress and improve overall driver safety and well-being
•Physiological measures to detect stress were monitored using a specially equipped 2010 Lincoln MKS test vehicle
•Data indicate parallel parking is a highly avoided and stress-inducing driving situation for many drivers; use of advanced technology resulted in a more than 12 beats per minute (bpm) reduction in heart rate
•Testing shows not only a reduction in stress, but positive driver reaction to new technologies
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Monday, November 8, 2010
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