Handbook of Automotive Human Factors

Table of Contents:
Overview of Automotive Ergonomics and Human Factors: History of its practice and research and current issues 
Ergonomics and human factors for making products and systems compatible with humans
Beginning of human-compatible automobile design: Physical load on the driver 
Vehicle cabin design: Drivers with various body sizes 
Instruments and displays
Riding comfort and fatigue
Vehicle interior environment
Driving tasks and non-driving tasks
Driver model and driving behavior measurement
Driving-assistance systems/automated driving systems
Elderly drivers
Positive aspects of automobile driving
Future of automobile ergonomics: viewpoint of service engineering for providing value to users
Ergonomic and Human Factors in Automobile Design and Development Process
Ergonomists` roles and responsibilities in automobile design and development
Surveys for understanding users in design stage
Driving behavior measurement
Comfort and quality
3.1. Occupant comfort during vehicle run.
3.2 Acoustic comfort
3.3 Cabin air quality
3.4 Visual environment of vehicle interior
3.5 Interior materials
Driver State
Driving fatigue, workload, and stress 
Enjoyment generated by automobiles
Arousal level
Techniques for measuring/analyzing physical conditions
Driver and System Interaction
Mental Workload While Using In-Vehicle System
Interface of in-car information systems
Assessment of driver distraction
Interaction for driver assistance systems (human ADAS interaction)
Driver Behavior
Human characteristics related to driver behavior
Driving performance
Driver’s behavior models