Percentage of time spent in the lane farthest from water in the asymmetric cost environment.

Abstract

<p>Subjects spent significantly more time in the lane opposite of the water. The increase in percentage of time with increased motor noise can be attributed to subjects moving closer to the center of the road to avoid hitting the grass. As they moved toward the center of the road, they crossed the centerline into the lane adjacent to the water more often, albeit still briefly.</p><p>Percentage of time spent in the lane farthest from water in the asymmetric cost environment.</p