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Human Factors Design Principles for the Driver-Vehicle Interface (DVI)

The purpose of the Human Factors Design Principles for the Driver-Vehicle Interface (DVI) is to provide a set of principles, based on the best-available research and established concepts, for DVI designers, developers, manufacturers, and any other individuals that have responsibilities related to DVI design. The design principles cover a range of topics including auditory, visual, and haptic interfaces, design of controls, driver information needs, system integration, and performance metrics. This workshop will provide an overview of the process used to develop the design principles, the format and content of the design principles, and give workshop participants opportunity to provide feedback on the design principles.