DRIVER LICENSING DECISIONS FOR MEDICALLY AT RISK, OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY, AND LOCAL PROVIDER NETWORKS

Reducing Risk or Increasing Profit? Provider Decisions in Agreement Networks

he rise of Software as a Service (SaaS) composition platforms and so called Compute Clouds demonstrates the growing demand for the agile composition of Web Services. In order to facilitate the composition of services and value-creation, service providers need to collaborate. This collaboration is regulated by means of Service Level Agreements (SLAs) where the parties, the executed service as we...

Driver Licensing Legislation

Fitness-to-Drive: Evidence Based Decisions for Medically At-Risk Drivers

Licensing authorities face the escalating challenge of an aging population with an increasing number of chronic medical conditions. Many of these chronic health problems have a significant, detrimental effect on driving competence, in particular when cognition is affected. Crash risk for cognitively impaired individuals, has been shown to be similar to that of alcohol impaired drivers. This is ...

Fitness-to-Drive: Evidence Based Decisions for Medically At-Risk Drivers

Licensing authorities face the escalating challenge of an aging population with an increasing number of chronic medical conditions. Many of these chronic health problems have a significant, detrimental effect on driving competence, in particular when cognition is affected. Crash risk for cognitively impaired individuals, has been shown to be similar to that of alcohol impaired drivers. This is ...

Graduated Driver Licensing Research Review

This is the latest in a series of reviews of research on graduated driver licensing (GDL) published in the Journal of Safety Research, covering the period January 1, 2010-June 1, 2012 and work in progress. The intent is to keep researchers and policy makers current regarding the existing state of knowledge about GDL, and to identify information gaps and areas where clarification of research fin...