Modelling Ghanaian road crash risk using the Manchester driver behaviour Questionnaire

The Manchester Driver Behaviour Questionnaire as a Predictor of Road Traffic Accidents

The Manchester driver behaviour questionnaire: self-reports of aberrant behaviour among Czech drivers

Purpose Considering the human contribution to car crashes, it seems necessary to make a distinction between different forms of aberrant driver behaviour and its different psychological origins. The aim of the present study was to determine the factors that affect driving behaviour, to prepare a factor model, to identify the role of age, gender, kilometres driven per year, and social status, and...

Analysis of Drivers' Behavior using Manchester Driver Behavior Questionnaire Based on Roadside Interview in Iran

Drivers' behavior is one of the most important factors in traffic safety. Understanding of this issue and its effective factors can be helpful to reduce the influences of human factors on traffic accidents. The objective of this study is to apply Manchester driver behavior questionnaire (DBQ) to a group of drivers who have overtaken on two-lane rural roads and to analyze their behavior. Also, t...

A Study of Contemporary Modifications to the Manchester Driver Behaviour Questionnaire for Organisational Fleet Settings

A study of contemporary modifications to the Manchester Drivers Behaviour Questionnaire for organizational fleet settings.

Keep your eyes on the road: young driver crash risk increases according to duration of distraction.

PURPOSE Secondary task engagement that distracts the driver is a contributing factor to motor vehicle crashes among adults. However, the association between eye glance duration and crash risk with novice teenage drivers has not been determined. METHODS Vehicles of 42 newly licensed teenage drivers were instrumented with cameras, accelerometers, Global Positioning System(s) (GPS), and other de...