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Driver psychology is a multidisciplinary book category that focuses on the mental, cognitive, and behavioral processes that shape how people drive, respond to traffic, and make decisions behind the wheel. Titles in this genre examine perception and attention, risk-taking and distraction, driver training and learning, age- and impairment-related differences, emotional states such as road rage, human factors and ergonomics, and the psychological impacts of new technologies like advanced driver-assistance systems and automation. These books blend research from psychology, neuroscience, human factors, traffic safety, and public health to explain crash causation, profile driver behavior, and evaluate interventions and policies to improve safety and performance. They are aimed at researchers, practitioners (driving instructors, road safety professionals, vehicle designers), policymakers, and informed general readers interested in why drivers behave the way they do and how that behavior can be measured, modeled, and changed.

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