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Tag Archives: safety
Focus on unprotected wheel-borne road users
The Länsförsäkringsbolagen (Swedish County Insurance Companies) research fund has been financing a three-year research programme under the auspices of the Swedish National Road and Transport Research Institute (VTI) since the spring of 2015. The aim is to improve the safety of unprotected...
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Yielding Rates Increase at Crosswalks with “SeeMe”
Posted in Human Behaviour and Attitudes, Safety
Tagged crosswalk, pedestrian detection, safety, yielding rates
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Fatigue a Problem in the Transport Sector
29 per cent of a sample of Norwegian transport operators report at least one episode of sleeping or nodding off while operating in the course of a three-month period. Based on retrospective ratings of the most recent operating period, alertness is found to decrease rapidly towards the final hour of...
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Posted in Human Behaviour and Attitudes, Passenger Transport, Safety
Tagged fatigue, operators, passenger transport, safety, sleepiness
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Less-sharp Guardrails Can Save Motorcyclists
Posted in Safety, Vehicles
Tagged crash test, guradrail, guradrails, motorcycle, motorcyclist, safety
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