The Manchester Driver Behaviour Questionnaire as a predictor of road traffic accidents

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...

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.

Assessing Driver Fatigue as a Factor in Road Accidents

Fatigue is one of the most pervasive yet under-investigated causes of human-error-related driving accidents, incidents, and injuries. Several studies suggest that 25-30% of driving accidents are fatigue related (Horne et al., 1995). However, government reports estimate that only 1-4% of crashes may be attributable to the driver falling asleep or being drowsy, based largely on data derived from ...

Rural Road Traffic Accidents in Iran

An up-to-date review of rural road accident statistics for Iran is presented The review considers sources of accident statistics in Iran and the means by which they are collected. The statistics are considered in relation to accident causal and risk factors. A comparison is made with statistics available for other countries at a similar stage of development and countries with highly developed e...