Distraction is a leading a cause of collision. Whether manual, visual or cognitive, a distracted driver is not in full control of their vehicle, nor able to process and adapt to the changing environment around them. Fleets should educate drivers about the huge risks associated with distraction, and ensure that drivers have safe ways of alleviating
This session was recorded at The Health & Safety Event 2021 and features Daniel Jones - UK Training Manager, Dtec
Dr Gemma Briggs discusses research on the distraction imposed on drivers by mobile phone use, which can help to explain both how and why driving performance deteriorates. Her talk will consider how this research can: – Help those who drive for work, or employ drivers, understand specific issues with phone use – Be used to
What employees and employers need to know. An Open University Driving Change presentation by Dr Gemma Briggs
Dr Gemma Briggs Explains Driving Distraction
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Take our interactive and find out if you’re alert when behind the wheel. Your attention will be put to the test.
Are you actually able to contrate fully on driving while also talking the phone, whether handheld or handsfree. We have the answer.
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