A study of the relationships among fatigue, hours of service, and safety of operations of truck and bus drivers. Final report, Phases I and II

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The relationships among fatigue, hours of service, and safety of operations of truck and bus operators were investigated through (1) a review of research pertaining to driver fatigue and alertness; (2) an opinion survey of professional drivers and officials concerning current practices and regulations related to hours of service; (3) analysis of accident data from the viewpoint of possible fatigue-related causes; and (4) an investigation of the effects of hours on the road, rest breaks type of operation, time of day, and driver age.

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B 2266 /83/
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Goleta, California, Human Factors Research Inc., 1972, XXIII + 232 p., fig., graph., tab., ref.; NTIS PB-213 963

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