Some human factors considerations in highway safety.

Author(s)
Knaff, P.R. & Ch.A. Baker.
Year
Abstract

Resources expended on a particular problem should be a function of the size of the problem multiplied in some manner by a factor which reflects both the likelihood and effectiveness of the solution. Accident statistics, therefore, play an important role. Although there are inadequacies in some of the accident data, they are still useful in stimulating hypotheses and indicating some of the complexity of the problems in highway safety.

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Publication

Library number
B 885 (In: B 863) /80/83/ IRRD 205266
Source

In: Psychological aspects of driver behaviour : papers presented at the international symposium on psychological aspects of driver behaviour, Noordwijkerhout, The Netherlands, August 2-6, 1971, Volume 1, 20 p.

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