Utilizing decision rules in driver improvement interviews.

Author(s)
Crancer Jr., A. & Kirk, D.T.
Year
Abstract

This study develops decision rules for determining the post interview control action to use as the result of an interview with a problem driver. Five factors are evaluated by the driver improvement analyst to determine a factor profile for each driver. The five factors are: 1- accident potential 2- ability to adjust 3- identification of the driving problem 4- willingness to try corrective measures; and 5- pattern violations. To aid in obtaining a uniform evaluation, guidelines are developed for each factor. A decision by the department on the post-interview control action has been predetermined for each factor profile. The analyst compares profile he has developed with the decision rules to determine which action to use.

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Library number
A 3115
Source

Washington, Department of Motor Vehicles, 1967, 5 p., ref.; Department of Motor Vehicles Report No. 005

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