Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Contents -- Preface -- Acknowledgements -- Authors -- List of Abbreviations -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- Chapter 1: Introduction to Automobile Automation -- Introduction -- Outline of Book -- Chapter 1: Introduction to This Book -- Chapter 2: On the Road to Full Vehicle Automation -- Chapter 3: Adopting a Systems Engineering View -- Chapter 4: Exploring the Use of Verbal Protocol Analysis as a Tool to Analyse Driver Behaviour -- Chapter 5: Using Retrospective Verbal Protocols to Explore Driver Behaviour in Emergencies -- Chapter 6: The Effect of Systems Design on Driver Behaviour -- Chapter 7: What Is Next for Vehicle Automation? From Design Concept through to Prototype -- Chapter 8: Discovering Driver-Vehicle Coordination Problems in Early-Stage System Development -- Chapter 9: Driver-Initiated Design: An Approach to Keeping the Driver in Control? -- Chapter 10: Distributed Cognition in the Road Transportation Network: A Comparison of 'Current' and 'Future' Networks -- Chapter 11: Summary of Findings and Research Approach -- Chapter 2: On the Road to Full Vehicle Automation -- Introduction -- Levels of Automation -- The Changing Role of the Driver -- Human Factors Considerations in Using Automation -- Reduced Situation Awareness -- Erratic Changes to Driver Mental Workload -- Trust, Over-Reliance and Complacency -- Skill Degradation -- Conclusions -- Future Directions -- Chapter 3: Adopting a Systems View in the Design of Automated Driving Features -- Introduction -- Distributed Cognition on the Road -- Systems Design Framework -- Phase 1 (Modelling) -- Phase 2 (Validation) -- Phase 1: An Evaluation -- Step 1: Identification of Design Concept -- Step 2: Allocation of Function -- Step 3: OSDs for Pedestrian Detection -- Discussion