Björn Peters

Björn Peters received the Ph.D. degree from Linköping University, Graduate School for Human-Machine Interaction, Linköping, Sweden. His Ph.D. dissertation, which is entitled “Evaluation of Adapted Cars for Drivers with Physical Disabilities,” focuses on advanced vehicle adaptations for drivers with high-level spinal cord injuries. Since 1990, he has been with the Human Factors group at VTI, Linköping. He has been involved with several national and international projects concerning traffic safety and driving behavior. In the Adaptive Integrated Driver-vehicle interfacE (AIDE) project, he was a workpackage leader with responsibility for the evaluation of the demonstrators developed in AIDE. His current research interests focus on traffic safety, driver training, driver impairments (permanent and temporary), and theoretical issues on driver behavior modelling.