Driver diaries: a multimodal mobility behaviour logging methodology

Authors:
Martin Kracheel;Roderick McCall;Vincent Koenig;Thomas Engel
Affiliations:
University of Luxembourg/SNT, Luxembourg;University of Luxembourg/SNT, Luxembourg;University of Luxembourg/SNT & EMACS, Walferdange;University of Luxembourg/SNT, Luxembourg
Venue:
Proceedings of the 5th International Conference on Automotive User Interfaces and Interactive Vehicular Applications
Year:
2013

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Abstract

The Driver Diaries are a mobility behaviour logging methodology, consisting of an online survey, a mobile application and focus group interviews. They are used to collect data about mobility behaviour, routines and motivations of commuters in Luxembourg. The paper focuses on design and development of the Driver Diaries and it explores the use of the application as a requirements capture and an integral element of an infotainment application that can change the standard routine driving behaviour of mobility participants in order to reduce traffic congestion.