Highlights We examine change in over-speed violations in 16 drivers participating in an intervention. An intervention utilises feedback and goal setting as contingent reinforcers. We predict over-speed violations would decrease following intervention. Over-speed violations significantly decreased from pre-test to post-test.
Abstract The goal of this study was to utilise an objective measurement tool, via an on-board Diagnostic tool (OBDII), to explore the effectiveness of a behaviour modification intervention designed to reduce over-speed violations in a group of work-related drivers. It was predicted that over-speed violations would be decreased following participation in a behaviour modification intervention where drivers received weekly feedback on their speeding performance and goal setting exercises. The final analysis included the on-road behaviour of 16 drivers, all of whom completed each stage of the intervention programme. As predicted, over-speed violations significantly decreased from pre-test to post-test, after controlling for kilometres driven. These findings offer practical guidance for industry in developing interventions designed to improve work-related driving behaviour.
Modifying behaviour to reduce over-speeding in work-related drivers: An objective approach
Accident Analysis and Prevention ; 64 ; 23-29
2013-10-28
7 pages
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
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