How to progress forward in improving safety outcomes in the work-related driving field: A review of work-related driving research and development of an intervention framework

Road crashes are now the most common cause of work-related injury, death and absence in a number of countries [1, 2]. Given the impact of workrelated driving crashes on social and economic aspects of business and the community, workrelated road safety and risk management has received increasing attention in recent years. However, limited academic research has progressed on improving safety within the work-related driving sector. The aim of this paper is to present a review of work-related driving safety research to date, and provide an intervention framework for the future development and implementation of workrelated driving safety intervention strategies.