A report on ‘Managing Young Drivers at Work‘ has recently been published by ETSC. Evidence shows that young people have the highest collision involvement of any road user group. Approximately one in four young people who die within Europe’s borders do so as a result of a road collision. This report looks into the direct and indirect factors associated with higher collision rates of young drivers at work and makes recommendations on how to assess and mitigate the specific risks associated with this group.
ETSC – Managing Young Drivers at Work 2015
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2017-02-04T21:42:13+00:00
June 19th, 2015|Categories: Knowledge|Tags: work related safety, young drivers|
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