At a skewed-angle intersection with the acute angle to the right of a driver on the minor roadway (the approach required to stop or yield), the vehicle body may obstruct the minor-road driver's line-of-site. Body parts that may obstruct the line-of-sight include the door frame, a panel aft of the door, or the cargo 'box' of a single unit truck. In this research project, the angles at which drivers' lines-of-sight were obstructed by the body of their vehicles were measured.
Intersection Angles and the Driver's Field of View
1997
50 pages
Report
No indication
English
Intersection Angle Geometry and the Driver's Field of View
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