The　takeover　behavior　mode　divides　the　takeover　process　into　three　stages:　situation　awareness,　decision/response,　and　takeover　performance,　which　can　describe　different　takeover　behavior　characteristics.　The　goal　of　this　paper　is　to　verify　and　expand　the　applicability　of　the　mode　and　its　indicators,　and　to　comprehensively　evaluate　takeover　behavior.　We　conducted　a　driving　simulation　experiment　using　accident　scene,　with　non-driving　related　tasks　(work　tasks,　entertainment　tasks)　and　takeover　request　time　(5s,　10s)　as　external　variables.　We　used　takeover　behavior　mode　indicators　as　evaluation　indicators.　Firstly,　we　analyzed　the　effects　of　the　two　external　variables　on　the　indicators　system.　The　results　showed　that　two　external　variables　had　significant　effects　on　these　indicators,　and　the　indicators　could　reflect　takeover　behavior　characteristics.　Secondly,　we　used　the　Criteria　Importance　Through　Intercriteria　Correlation　method　to　calculate　the　indicator　weights,　to　comprehensively　evaluate　takeover　behavior.　The　results　showed　that　the　final　score　of　takeover　behavior　was　higher　under　conditions　of　urgent　takeover　requests　and　driver　engagement　in　entertainment　tasks.　This　paper　verifies　and　expands　the　applicability　of　the　takeover　behavior　mode　and　its　indicators,　providing　support　for　the　in-depth　application　of　the　takeover　behavior　mode.　This　research　can　also　provide　support　for　the　global　study　and　global　evaluation　of　takeover　behavior.　©　2023　IEEE.