PPT-Integrated Sensor Technologies Preventing Accidents Due to Driver Fatigue

By Carl Tenenbaum David Haynes Philip Pham Rachel Wakim History of Driver Safety 1930s Seat Belt first introduced 1949 Safety Cage and Padded Dashboard 1966 National Transportation Safety Board. UC ANR . Staff Meeting. June, 2015. Pre-discussion Pop Quiz. The number 1 cause of vehicle accidents is:. The number 1 type of vehicle collision is:. Drivers who use hand-held devices are ____ _____ as likely to get into injury-producing crashes.. Moshe Ben-. Akiva. August 2015. Outline. Future Mobility Sensing. Truckers @ MIT. Integrated approach. 2. Future Mobility Sensing. Truckers @ MIT. Integrated approach. 3. 4. Automated . travel survey that leverages. IS IT REALLY THAT BIG A DEAL? . STATISTICS SAY . “YES!!!”. ACCORDING TO A STUDY BY . AAA. , AN ESTIMATED . 12.5 % . OF FATAL CRASHES INVOLVE A DROWSY DRIVER.. ACCORDING TO THE. NATIONAL HIGHWAY TRAFFIC SAFETY ADMINISTRATION. A Primer For Residents. Andrew Martin, MD. Chair, Pulmonary Department. Deborah Heart and Lung Center. Clinical Associate Professor of Medicine. MartinA@Deborah.org. Pre-Test Questions. 1. Drivers can accurately rate their degree of impairment due to drowsiness.. By Willie Gibbs. Master Instructor Program 2016. wgibbs@huntingtoncoach.net. 631-271-8931. Outcomes. By the conclusion of this presentation, transportation professionals will be able to:. Identify the impact of driver fatigue within the pupil transportation industry.. Overview. What is fatigue? What is drowsiness? . What are the characteristics of fatigued-driving?. What are the characteristics of fatigued drivers?. Attitudes. Legislation. Solutions . What is . drowsiness vs. . Culinary Arts I. The 6 Basic Safety Guidelines:. 1. . Focus on what you are doing.. 2. Dress for safety.. 3. Practice safe use of all tools . and equipment.. 4. Close drawers and doors . completely.. December 8, 2011. Dr. Martin R. Walker, Chief,. Research Division . Analysis, Research, and Technology (ART) Office . MC HOS and How They Differ From Trucking. Recent Research . TRB-Sponsored Studies . June, 2015. Pre-discussion Pop Quiz. The number 1 cause of vehicle accidents is:. The number 1 type of vehicle collision is:. Drivers who use hand-held devices are ____ _____ as likely to get into injury-producing crashes.. Babysitting Basics The “Need to Know’s when caring for children. What are some characteristics of a good caregiver? Children’s Needs Physical Needs Healthful food, clothing, rest, safe environment Driver Safety UC ANR EH&S (Un)Safe Driving Statistics Driving may be the most dangerous thing we do each day injured in vehicle every 18 seconds 40,000+ die/ yr in vehicle accidents, 110 daily Presented by: Name goes here. PREVENTING ACCIDENTS. AND FALLS. Falls are the leading cause of fatal and nonfatal injuries for older adults. Each year almost 3 million older adults are treated in emergency departments for fall injuries. Specific topic 2: Managing fatigue risks Suggested approach for sites The suggested approach for sites on this Introduction Fatigue, as it affects control of MAHs, is an issue which has been little REDAC SAS. Hilary Uyhelji, PhD. 9 March 2017. FAA needs improved fatigue metrics. “. In accident statistics, fatigue is generally inferred from the . time of day. that the incident took place (midnight to 6 a.m.). Single vehicle accidents in which suicide has been ruled out are also included. Other factors that are considered include .