DSDN112: Responding

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One common interaction that most people interact with everyday are road marking lines. Not only do motorists interact with these lines, but pedestrians do as well. Interaction with road markings is a thoughtless act many experience everyday, because we grow up abiding by these rules to stay safe, it soon becomes human nature.

While exploring the city I noticed that people interact with the road markings in different ways, and there is a level of degree to which people follow the road marking rules. Some people interact completely and abide by the rules, others fail to comply and create dangerous or annoying situations for others.

I want to investigate the phenomenon of how motorists respond to road markings and the variation that is found. There are different factors which affect how people respond to the road markings. I want to compare these situations  to see the overall thoughtless act of following road lines.  

After having thought about some ideas of interactions to explore I have decided that I want to look at how motorists interact with car parks, and how the interaction can change based on the type of car park, the area it is in, and th type of vehicle being driven. All these factors affect the interaction of how a car is parked.



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