ISO 15005:2017 PDF

Road vehicles — Ergonomic aspects of transportation and control systems — Dialogue management principles and compliance procedures

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Title (English):

ISO 15005:2017

Road vehicles — Ergonomic aspects of transportation and control systems — Dialogue management principles and compliance procedures

Document status:: Active
Format:: Electronic (PDF)
Number of pages:: 15
Publication date:: March 2, 2017
Edition:: ISO IS 15005 edition 2 version 1
ICS:: 13.180

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Description (English):

ISO 15005:2017 specifies ergonomic principles for the design of the dialogues that take place between the driver of a road vehicle and the vehicle's transport information and control systems (TICS) while the vehicle is in motion. It also specifies compliance verification conditions for the requirements related to these principles. ISO 15005:2017 is applicable to TICS consisting of either single or multiple devices, which can be either independent or interconnected. It is not applicable to TICS without dialogues, TICS failures or malfunctions, or controls or displays used for non-TICS functions. The requirements and recommendations of this document can be reconsidered for drivers with special needs.

Technical details

Technical committee: ISO/TC 22/SC 39 - Ergonomics
SKU: ISO 15005:2017

Abstract

Overview

ISO 15005:2017 - "Road vehicles - Ergonomic aspects of transportation and control systems - Dialogue management principles and compliance procedures" provides ergonomic principles for the design and verification of dialogues between a driver and in‑vehicle Transport Information and Control Systems (TICS) while the vehicle is in motion. The standard covers dialogue design, terminology, and compliance verification conditions for requirements that minimize driver distraction and support safe vehicle operation. It applies to single or multi‑device TICS (independent or interconnected) but excludes TICS without dialogues, failures/malfunctions, and non‑TICS controls or displays.

Key topics and technical requirements

Dialogue principles organized into three groups:
- Appropriate for use while driving: compatibility with driving, simplicity, timing/priorities
- Appropriate for the TICS task: consistency, controllability
- Appropriate for the driver: self‑descriptiveness, conformity with driver expectations, error‑tolerance (and learnability added in the 2017 edition)
Definitions and terms relevant to HMI/TICS design (dialogue, control, primary/secondary control, display, timing, distraction, driver, task, etc.)
Application guidance: how principles apply to different TICS functions, input/output technologies and target user populations (including reconsideration for drivers with special needs)
Compliance procedures: verification conditions and examples demonstrating how to test and demonstrate conformity with the requirements
Normative references include related ergonomic and presentation standards (e.g., ISO 15006, ISO 15008, ISO 3958, ISO/TS 16951, SAE J1050)

Applications and who uses it

ISO 15005:2017 is used by:

Automotive OEMs and tier‑1 suppliers for infotainment, navigation, ADAS interfaces and voice assistants
HMI/UX designers and human factors engineers creating in‑vehicle dialogues and interaction flows
Safety assessors and regulatory bodies evaluating driver distraction and system compliance
Procurement teams specifying ergonomic and compliance requirements for TICS components
Researchers studying driver workload, human‑machine interaction and accessibility for drivers with special needs

Practical uses include designing safe menus and prompts, prioritizing notifications, defining timing rules for in‑motion interactions, and creating test plans for compliance verification.

Related standards

ISO 15006 (auditory presentation)
ISO 15008 (visual presentation)
ISO 3958 (driver hand‑control reach)
ISO/TS 16951 (message priority procedures)
SAE J1050 (field of view)

Keywords: ISO 15005:2017, TICS, dialogue management, ergonomic principles, in‑vehicle HMI, driver distraction, compliance procedures, human factors.

Related standards

Standards mentioned in the description

Abstract

Overview

Key topics and technical requirements

Dialogue principles organized into three groups:
- Appropriate for use while driving: compatibility with driving, simplicity, timing/priorities
- Appropriate for the TICS task: consistency, controllability
- Appropriate for the driver: self‑descriptiveness, conformity with driver expectations, error‑tolerance (and learnability added in the 2017 edition)
Definitions and terms relevant to HMI/TICS design (dialogue, control, primary/secondary control, display, timing, distraction, driver, task, etc.)
Application guidance: how principles apply to different TICS functions, input/output technologies and target user populations (including reconsideration for drivers with special needs)
Compliance procedures: verification conditions and examples demonstrating how to test and demonstrate conformity with the requirements
Normative references include related ergonomic and presentation standards (e.g., ISO 15006, ISO 15008, ISO 3958, ISO/TS 16951, SAE J1050)

Applications and who uses it

ISO 15005:2017 is used by:

Automotive OEMs and tier‑1 suppliers for infotainment, navigation, ADAS interfaces and voice assistants
HMI/UX designers and human factors engineers creating in‑vehicle dialogues and interaction flows
Safety assessors and regulatory bodies evaluating driver distraction and system compliance
Procurement teams specifying ergonomic and compliance requirements for TICS components
Researchers studying driver workload, human‑machine interaction and accessibility for drivers with special needs

Practical uses include designing safe menus and prompts, prioritizing notifications, defining timing rules for in‑motion interactions, and creating test plans for compliance verification.

Related standards

ISO 15006 (auditory presentation)
ISO 15008 (visual presentation)
ISO 3958 (driver hand‑control reach)
ISO/TS 16951 (message priority procedures)
SAE J1050 (field of view)

Keywords: ISO 15005:2017, TICS, dialogue management, ergonomic principles, in‑vehicle HMI, driver distraction, compliance procedures, human factors.

ISO 15005:2017 PDF

Technical details

Abstract

Overview

Key topics and technical requirements

Applications and who uses it

Related standards

Related standards

Abstract

Overview

Key topics and technical requirements

Applications and who uses it

Related standards

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