Professional drivers’ perceptions of automated vehicles and willingness to train for AV integration: A latent profile analysis
Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice · 2026 DOI
Systematic Psychological Research in Transportation
SPRinT Lab
We study human factors in transportation, with a focus on automation, driver behavior, and emerging technologies. We also investigate fraud in online surveys and methods for protecting research integrity.
Research areas: Human factors · Driving automation · AI and trust · Cybersecurity · Wearable technology
What we study
Highlighted research
Our research advances the understanding of human behavior in transportation and addresses emerging challenges in a rapidly changing mobility landscape.
Readiness-Aware AI Assistance for Human Drivers
Developing readiness-aware AI assistance for human drivers operating under time pressure and uncertainty.
Human Factors of Vehicular Cyberattacks
Studying how drivers detect, interpret, and respond to cyberattacks in connected vehicle environments.
Fraudulent Responses in Online Surveys
Studying fraudulent responders, spam detection, and the scientific costs of poor online survey data quality.
Recent work
Selected publications
Inflating system expectations prior to SAE level 3 automated vehicle use: Effects on monitoring behavior, resumption of control, and attitudes toward driving automation
Transportation Research Interdisciplinary Perspectives · 2025 DOI
It’s more than money: The research costs of spam responses in online survey studies
Research Ethics · 2025 DOI