Position of car indicator lights affects safety

People find it harder to make rapid decisions about which way a car will turn if its amber indicator lights are inside the headlights (i.e. nearer the middle of the car) than if the indicator lights are outside the headlights, according to research published today in the Journal of Applied Cognitive Psychology.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news93759694.html">Position of car indicator lights affects safety</a></p> <p>People find it harder to make rapid decisions about which way a car will turn if its amber indicator lights are inside the headlights (i.e. nearer the middle of the car) than if the indicator lights are outside the headlights, according to research published today in the <i>Journal of Applied Cognitive Psychology</i>.</p>