The book “Psychophysiology of road users (transport psychology)” by Dmitry Kapsky is a unique study that opens up to readers a world of complex interactions between the human psyche and behavior on the road. In this work, the author immerses us in the subtleties of transport psychology, considering how various psychological factors affect road safety and the behavior of drivers, pedestrians and other road users. Kapsky, known for his in-depth research in psychology and psychophysiology, offers readers not just theoretical analysis, but practical recommendations and conclusions based on extensive research and observations. The book touches on many aspects, such as the impact of stress, fatigue, emotional state, and even social factors on driving decisions. This makes it especially relevant for specialists in the field of transport, psychology, as well as for anyone interested in road safety. Who can like this work? First, the book will be of interest to students and professionals studying transport psychology, as well as traffic police officers, auto instructors and everyone who is somehow connected with road safety . Secondly, it will also be useful for ordinary drivers seeking to better understand how their own psycho-emotional state can affect their driving behavior. The book is written in accessible language, which allows even those who do not have a special education to easily assimilate the material presented. The topics raised in the book are of keen interest and relevant in the light of modern realities. With the increasing number of cars on the road and the increasing number of road accidents, an understanding of the psychophysiological aspects of the behavior of road users becomes necessary to improve safety. Kapsky emphasizes the importance of taking into account the individual characteristics of each driver and pedestrian, as well as their emotional state at the time of decision-making. This knowledge can become the basis for the development of more effective methods of driver training and the creation of safe road infrastructure. The author's style is distinguished by clarity and logical presentation, which allows the reader to easily follow his thoughts and conclusions. Kapsky uses many examples from real life, which makes the material more lively and visual. His previous works, such as “Traffic Psychology” and “Road Safety: Psychological Aspects”, have already won recognition among specialists and lovers of this topic, and the new book only confirms his status as an expert in this field. If you are looking for literature that will help you to understand more deeply how psychology affects behavior on the road, or want to learn about methods to improve road safety, “Psychophysiology of road users (transport psychology)” will be a real find for you. This book will not only expand your knowledge, but also make you think about the importance of being an attentive and conscious road user. Ultimately, understanding psychophysiology can save lives and make roads safer for everyone.