Incentive programmes for promoting safer driving.

Author(s)
Bower, G.H.
Year
Abstract

Incentive programmes for promoting safer driving are discussed. A system of variable speed limits is described. Behaviour modification techniques have been subdivided into three categories. Two approaches to analyse driver behaviour are also described. It is emphasized that an appropriate monitoring system for the behaviour of individual drivers is not present. In place of such a monitor, derivative measures can be useful. On the basis of the literature, methods for monitoring driver behaviour are mentioned. Attention is also paid to other devices for enhancing safe driving. Finally, proposals are made to improve driver safety.

Publication

Library number
C 222 (In: C 221 [electronic version only]) /73.3 /73.5 /82.2 /83.1/ IRRD 847890
Source

In: Enforcement and rewarding : strategies and effects : proceedings of the International Road Safety Symposium in Copenhagen, Denmark, September 19-21, 1990, p. 8-16, 12 ref.

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