Passenger Car Comfort and travel Decisions. A Physiological Study

Passenger Car Comfort and travel Decisions. A Physiological Study

The American preference for large rather than small cars is related to the degree of comfort provided. An experiment shows that different degrees of heat and noise may affect the frequency and duration of trips.

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