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The impact of driver distraction on road safety: results from a representative survey in two Australian states
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- Published on: 13 May 2016
- Published on: 13 May 2016TV's portrayal of driver distraction: Legitimising bad practiceShow More
McEvoy et al (2006) provide empirical evidence to support the case that distractions for the driver are an important feature of road crashes. There should be nothing too surprising in this; after all, many authorities recognise that an enforcible code of behaviour must be applied to public-service drivers; bus passengers are not likely to feel at ease with a driver whose attention deviates from the task in hand.
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