Design and development of an in-vehicle human machine interface for eco-safe driving

Rapid developments in vehicle technology, such as in-car systems, have provided opportunities to encourage drivers to drive in a more fuel-efficient and safe manner. This thesis focused on the design, development and evaluation of a new in-car system to improve eco-safe driving, with the aim of reducing the impact of motorised vehicles on both human health and the environment. This multidisciplinary research contributes to enhancing our understanding of the requirements of drivers in relation to in-car systems and provides a foundation for the future design and development of innovative and accepted in-car systems to improve fuel efficiency and road safety