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Traffic injury prevention

ISSN 1538-957X

4 papers in the library · publishing 2018-2023

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Use of psychoactive substances by goods carriage drivers associated with Kerala, India.

Traffic injury prevention 2023 M S Siva Prasad, C V Priyatha, Jayesh K Joseph et al.

This study aimed to measure the prevalence of drugs of abuse (DOA) among the goods carriage drivers associated with the southern State of India, Kerala. Point-of-collection testing (POCT) of oral fluid collected from the participants (n = 249) was done using the Evidence MultiSTAT DOA Oral Fluid II Assay kits and the Evidence MultiSTAT analyzer. Out of the total samples, 53 (21.29%) were...

DOI: 10.1080/15389588.2023.2246163 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) New psychoactive substances Bio-chip array technology Drivers Point-of-collection testing +4

Perceived effects of cannabis: Generalizability of changes in driving performance.

Traffic injury prevention 2022 Thomas S Burt, Timothy L Brown, Rose Schmitt et al.

The objective of this analysis was to determine the generalizability of the relationship between different samples of a driver's perceived state after cannabis use and related performance while operating a motor vehicle. Data were collected from 52 subjects in a study examining the effects of cannabis on driving performance. Data were analyzed using the SAS GLM Select procedure, using stepwise...

Perceived effects of cannabis and changes in driving performance under the influence of cannabis.

Traffic injury prevention 2021 Thomas S Burt, Timothy L Brown, Rose Schmitt et al.

Reports indicate that cannabis users will adapt their driving to compensate for the perceived drug effects of cannabis. This analysis examined the relationship between driver perceptions of their state contrasted with objective measures of their performance while operating a motor vehicle. Data was collected from ten subjects in a study examining the effects of cannabis on driving performance....

What is the relationship between self-reported aberrant driving behaviors, mindfulness, and self-reported crashes and infringements?

Traffic injury prevention July 4, 2018 Sjaan Koppel, Amanda N Stephens, Kristie L Young et al.

This study investigated the relationship between self-reported aberrant driving behaviors, mindfulness, and self-reported crashes and infringements. Three hundred and eighteen participants (M = 46.0 years, SD = 13.7 years; female: 81.8%) completed an online survey that assessed aberrant driving behaviors, mindfulness (including regular mindfulness meditation [MM]), and self-reported crashes and...