Apstrakt
The proposed review paper examines driver interaction with In-Vehicle Information Systems (IVIS) and their impact on road safety. Modern vehicles are equipped with various navigation, communication, and infotainment systems that provide numerous functionalities to drivers while
simultaneously representing potential sources of visual, manual, and cognitive distraction. The aim of this paper is to review the relevant scientific literature in order to identify the key characteristics of IVIS, the ways in which these systems are used during driving, and their positive and negative effects on driver behaviour and driving performance. Particular attention will be given to the safety implications of IVIS use, including their effects on reaction time, lane-keeping performance, situation awareness, and decision making. Furthermore, the paper will examine current trends in the development of IVIS, such as voice based interfaces, artificial intelligence, and integration with Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), with the aim of assessing their potential impact on future road safety.