| Abstrakt: |
Human is the main factor in the factors of traffic accidents. Traffic accidents can occur due to active and passive interventions. Active interventions such as drinking coffee, smoking, chewing candy, exercising, singing, using cell phones. Passive intervention can be done by manipulating the environment in the car, such as lighting, alarms, music, air and scent. In this research, we examined about the effects of passive intervention in the form of listening to music on driving performance. This research uses the SART questionnaire which has nine variables. Respondents consisted of 5 men and 5 women with at least one year of driving experience. From nine variables, only three variables have significant differences, concentration of 0.002 attention, 0.000 spare mental capacity, and familiarity with 0.010 situation. The results of the three treatments that carried out on average without audio have the lowest value. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
