How human factors affect our risk exposure when we drive

17 Apr 2018

The increased likelihood of being involved in a road collision while driving for work in the UK is well researched and documented. It has been suggested that the risk of crash involvement while driving a company car is 29% higher compared to driving a privately-owned car. Other research found the figure was even higher at 49%.This paper summarises the findings from a number of recent research studies, and is based on research that was commissioned by DriveTech and carried out by Ian Edwards MSc.

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