Identifying Influences of Driving Behaviour: Could the Australian Work Driving Setting Be Unique? | Zendy

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Identifying Influences of Driving Behaviour: Could the Australian Work Driving Setting Be Unique?

Author(s) -

Darren Wishart,

Jeremy D. Davey,

James Freeman,

Bevan Rowland

Publication year - 2009

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Conference proceedings

DOI - 10.17077/drivingassessment.1312

Subject(s) - work (physics) , transport engineering , driving factors , safe driving , business , engineering , automotive engineering , geography , mechanical engineering , archaeology , china

Work-related driving safety is an emerging concern for Australian and overseas organisations. An in depth investigation was undertaken into a group of fleet drivers’ attitudes regarding what personal and environment factors have the greatest impact upon driving behaviours. A number of new and unique factors not previously identified were found including: vehicle features, vehicle ownership, road conditions, weather, etc. The major findings of the study are discussed in regards to practical solutions to improve fleet safety.

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