“…Perhaps the most discussed topic across all groups was the need for customization, a topic previously explored by Bazilinskyy and his colleagues [64,65]. The concept of customization in this study centered primarily on the modality in which information is displayed to the driver (e.g., "Well, I know I've got two kids in the back, and they're going to be singing or something,… So vocal things aren't going to cut it today"; intermediate group, participant 4), but also on how much time in advance drivers were alerted for the purpose of concluding secondary tasks or time OOTL (e.g., "I know I'm waiting on an important email, no matter what time you wake me up, I'm going to have to somehow finish it, and slam down my laptop, so I want 2 miles notice, not one"; advanced group, participant 3; "you're going to Romsey (from Southampton) you set the timer to 1 min, and if you go to Newcastle you set it to 3 to 5 min"; learner group, participant 5).…”