In recent years, several problems have arisen concerning the effects of short-term training aimed at increasing road safety, in particular to skid training. Several studies have shown that training had no positive effects on accident risk. Furthermore, one has to consider the development of vehicle technology that has led to an increased number of vehicles with front wheel drive, the introduction of four wheel drive, four wheel steering, anti-spin, anti-lock brake systems, etc., thus augmenting the demands on skid training. Consequently, it is necessary to start research and development work concerning skid training that gives concrete instructions of how an optimum skid training should be designed, but also gives increased knowledge of the mechanisms behind the non-effects of short-term training in the road safety field. The present program suggests the starting up of a series of projects including these two overlapping aims.
Utbildning mot Halkolyckor (Training to Counteract Skid Accidents)
1989
42 pages
Report
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Englisch
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