Senka Pašagić
Anđelko Ščukanac
The road regulations and traffic signs, as we know them today,are not older than a hundred years. When the first motorvehicles appeared on the roads, passing the state borders evermore frequently and easily, and that was at the beginning of the20'h century, the need arouse to detennine international regula tionsthat would hannonise the infOJmation on all the roads.This paper presents the historical development of the trafficsigns.
(1] Ab bott, F.: Modulation Transfer Function, The Optical
Systems Directory, Encyclopaedia Dictionary, E- 151,
(2] Fisher, J.: Testing the Effect of Road Traffic Signs, Information
Value on Driver Behaviour. Human Factors,
, 34 (2), 231 - 237.
(3] Forbes, T. W.: Visibility and Legibility of Highway Signs,
In T. W. Forbes (Ed.), Human Factors in Highway
Traffic Safety Research, Wiley, New York, 1972, 95-
(4] Forbes, T. W., Factors in Highway Sign Visibility , Traffic
Engineering, 1969, 39 (12), 20-27.
(5] Fried, D. L., Optical Resolution Through a Randomly
Inhomogeneous Medium for Very Long and Very Short
Exposures, 1966, J . Opt. Soc. Am., 56 (10), 1372-1379.
(6] Gordon, D. A.: The Assessment of Guide Informational
Load, Human Factors, 1981, 23, 453 - 466.
(7] Holmes, D. L.; Cohen, K. M.; Hait, M. M.; Morrison, F.
J.: Peripheral Visual Processing, Perception and Psychophysics,
, 22, 571-577.
Guest Editor: Eleonora Papadimitriou, PhD
Editors: Marko Matulin, PhD, Dario Babić, PhD, Marko Ševrović, PhD
The mission of our journal is to provide high quality communication of research results, which is crucial for the effectiveness of scientific research, the promotion of scientific information, new ideas, and original research in the field of traffic and transportation engineering.
1848-4069
0353-5320
Proud publisher
Accelerating Discoveries in Traffic Science |
2024 © Promet - Traffic&Transportation journal
