hello

please explain more about your research. If it is related to Ergonomics, I can help you.

Thank you very much for your reply.

My current studies focus on pre- and post-license driving ability, including driver education curriculums, driving testing, and a bit about traffic psychology.

I have never researched ergonomics in driver training, so your answer is a very interesting suggestion for me.

I hope to get your help in the future.

Any time. You can get help from Ergonomics in traffic psychology.

Thank you. I will try to do that.

From an intercultural point of view, you might want to explore aspects as highlighted in the film "You drive me crazy" by Andrea Thiele & Lia Jaspers, in which three people have to get their driving licence in different (foreign) countries (Mirella, German, in Mumbai, India; Jake, US-American, in Tokyo, Japan; and Hye-Won, Korean, in Munich, Germany), a very entertaining "docu-soap" with deep insights into different cultural practices describing driving school and training as an initiation / acculturation to the respective culture. Excellent film!

Thank you very much for your great answer, Prof. Dr. Andrea Cnyrim. I will find the film. I hope to continue to receive help from you.

It will be my pleasure.