Factorial structure of recklessness: to what extent are older drivers different?

Article Abstract:

Original factorial structure of a recklessness questionnaire is maintained for the current Spanish population of older drivers. Further, more interesting data is found about the attitude of the sector towards the traffic society and towards some of the measures included in the Spanish legislation that specially affect the older drivers.

Management dynamics, Management, Company business management

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MaryPODS revisited: updated crash analysis and implications for screening program implementation

Article Abstract:

The updated analysis on the prospective driving experience for individuals in the Maryland Pilot Older Driver Study (MaryPODS) is presented. A discussion on this study to reduce personal risk and enhance public safety is presented.

Prevention, Crash injuries

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Comparing safety climate factors as predictors of work-related driving behavior

Article Abstract:

The influence of factors like working conditions, driver training, safety rules and role of the management in preventing work-related driving accidents are studied.

Australia, Analysis, Work environment, Accidents, Control, Traffic accidents, Automobile driver education, Driver education, Working conditions

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