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... Introduction Vehicle collisions may result in physical damages, bodily injuries, fatalities and litigation under various theories of liability. The costs of collisions represent a major economic burden on society, and the prevention, mitigation or outright avoidance of these events present...

... Session Objectives Examination of the root causes of motor vehicle crashes provide evidence that driver behaviors contribute more significantly than driver knowledge or lack of skill. Drivers make behavioral choices that increase the risk of a crashes that include following other vehicles...

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... Introduction Worldwide, the problem of motor vehicle fatalities tends to surpass the prevention efforts from governments, institutions, and industry in general. Fatalities and injuries in traffic crashes do not seem to reduce significantly; on the contrary, they maintain their trend...

... with no consistent improvement or solution. According to the "2015 Motor Vehicle Crashes: Overview," published by the U.S. Department of Transportation, our nation lost 35,092 people in crashes on U.S. roadways during 2015, an increase from 32,744 in 2014. The 7.2 percent increase is the largest percentage increase...

... scope of supervision. Once the driver leaves the yard, direct supervision ceases. How that employee is performing has now been left to 1-800 how is my driver driving or the myriad of technology devices that can be added to the vehicle to provide a large of amount of feedback that may or may...

... Introduction You've finished breakfast and cleaned up. A car horn honks. Your ride is here to go to work. You walk out to the vehicle, hop in and let the driver know where you need to go. The vehicle backs out of your driveway and heads you on your way to work. Only one thing, there's...

... presidential commission circumstance operation diagram investigation knowledge management information real accident accident investigation risk assessment vehicle us government accident safety professional incident Session No. 540 Lessons Learned from Real Accidents: Achieving Genuine Root...

...Session No. 752 Combining Behavioral Safety Theory and Telematics Peter Van Dyne, MA, CSP, CFPS Technical Director, Liberty Mutual Insurance Don Tolbert, CSP Technical Director, Liberty Mutual Insurance More motor vehicle crashes are related to behaviors than a lack of knowledge. The specific...

... Introduction Demands on the Oil & Gas industry are driving continual improvement in Health, Safety & Environment (HSE) performance, which in turn the business performance of an organization. The use of vehicles for people/ material transportation is a fundamental business requirement...

... Introduction In 2013, 32,719 people died in motor-vehicle traffic crashes in the United States. 1 Work-related motor vehicle crashes (MVCs) are a leading cause of work-related fatalities. The Bureau of Labor Statistics data reflects 1,740 transportation fatalities in 2013. Three of five (991...

... that developed in Europe and continues today in a form with the German Dual System, even training methods in the Roman Army, indicate a long tradition of using experiential training to obtain high levels of skill competence. The primary use of this powerful vehicle is to develop the ability of individuals...

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... throughout the world. According to the 2013 Motor Vehicle Crashes: Overview published by the U.S. Department of Transportation, the U.S. experienced 5.7 million crashes in 2013 which resulted in 32,719 fatalities leaving 2.3 million injured. The Bureau of Labor Statistics also stated in their Census...

... Introduction Golf carts are being used for applications beyond the golf course. They are being used as transportation vehicles in communities, campuses, large warehouses, parks, and airports. The carts are also used for utility purposes such as moving materials and equipment. In addition...

... intelligence op tool vehicle optimize performance What are the effects of human error? How would it feel to significantly reduce the frequency and lower the severity of the errors you make? What are the benefits of teaching your children, grandchildren, friends, and others close to you how to live...

... and fatalities in the workplace. According to the "2012 Motor Vehicle Crashes: Overview" published by the U.S. Department of Transportation, the U.S. lost 33,561 people in crashes on roadways in 2012. Corresponding with the increase in behind-the-wheel distractions, there has been a 3.7 percent increase...

... Introduction Fatal vehicle crashes are trending downward. But they're still at epidemic levels across the United States. 33,561 deaths were recorded in 2012 (NHTSA 2013). Vehicle crashes have negative effects on the productivity, profitability and safety of the American workforce. Vehicle...

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