Reducing Collisions by Improving Drivers Hazard Perception
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When asked to rate their chances of having a crash in the next 12 months, most people think that they are less at risk than other drivers. Drivers make over 200 decisions per mile. Drivers of company vehicles are more likely to be involved in crashes than private motorists. Driver error is cited as a major contributing factor in roughly 90% of all reported traffic crashes.
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- 1. Reducing Collisions by Improving Hazard Perception Michael Bragg President, BrightFleet.com BrightFleet.com – “Reducing Collisions by Improving Drivers Hazard Perception”
- 2. All bad drivers please raise your hands. BrightFleet.com – “Reducing Collisions by Improving Drivers Hazard Perception”
- 3. Most people believe they are more highly skilled than other drivers. BrightFleet.com – “Reducing Collisions by Improving Drivers Hazard Perception”
- 4. When asked to rate their chances of having a crash in the next 12 months, most people think that they are less at risk than other drivers. BrightFleet.com – “Reducing Collisions by Improving Drivers Hazard Perception”
- 5. Drivers make over 200 decisions per mile. BrightFleet.com – “Reducing Collisions by Improving Drivers Hazard Perception”
- 6. Drivers of company vehicles are more likely to be involved in crashes than private motorists. BrightFleet.com – “Reducing Collisions by Improving Drivers Hazard Perception”
- 7. Driver error is cited as a major contributing factor in roughly 90% of all reported traffic crashes. BrightFleet.com – “Reducing Collisions by Improving Drivers Hazard Perception”
- 8. 44% Failed Hazard Perception 23% Distracted While Driving 21% Driving Too Fast for Road Conditions BrightFleet.com – “Reducing Collisions by Improving Drivers Hazard Perception”
- 9. Technology can not yet replace human judgment in preventing crashes. BrightFleet.com – “Reducing Collisions by Improving Drivers Hazard Perception”
- 10. Volvo S90 with Automatic Braking System failed to stop the car before colliding with a parked truck during a product demonstration. BrightFleet.com – “Reducing Collisions by Improving Drivers Hazard Perception”
- 11. What is Hazard Perception? BrightFleet.com – “Reducing Collisions by Improving Drivers Hazard Perception”
- 12. “Scanning and perceiving potentially dangerous situations in time, and being able to predict the way in which traffic situations will develop...in order to take action to avert the danger.” Institute for Road Safety Research Leidschendam, the Netherlands February 2010 BrightFleet.com – “Reducing Collisions by Improving Drivers Hazard Perception”
- 13. Detection of looming hazard Threat appraisal Selection of actions to avert hazard Implementation of actions chosen BrightFleet.com – “Reducing Collisions by Improving Drivers Hazard Perception”
- 14. Detection of Looming Hazards What do drivers look at while driving? How do they scan the traffic situation? Are they looking for hidden hazards? BrightFleet.com – “Reducing Collisions by Improving Drivers Hazard Perception”
- 15. Threat Appraisal Evaluating seriousness of hazard. Predicting threat of collision. BrightFleet.com – “Reducing Collisions by Improving Drivers Hazard Perception”
- 16. Selection of Action to Avert Hazard Finding a safe “out” to avoid collision. Considering risks of actions taken. Determining best action to take. BrightFleet.com – “Reducing Collisions by Improving Drivers Hazard Perception”
- 17. Implementation of Action to Avoid Crash Braking, Slowing, Changing Lanes, Signaling BrightFleet.com – “Reducing Collisions by Improving Drivers Hazard Perception”
- 18. These four processes are not independent of each other, but instead are evaluated together. Groeger, J.A. (2000). Understanding Driving; Applying cognitive psychology to a complex everyday task. Psychology Press, Routledge. BrightFleet.com – “Reducing Collisions by Improving Drivers Hazard Perception”
- 19. BrightFleet.com – “Reducing Collisions by Improving Drivers Hazard Perception”
- 20. Drivers “feel” hazardous situations when they perceive them. BrightFleet.com – “Reducing Collisions by Improving Drivers Hazard Perception”
- 21. This emotional response to “near miss” events is believed to form a lasting impression in the drivers memory. BrightFleet.com – “Reducing Collisions by Improving Drivers Hazard Perception”
- 22. These memories form an unconscious influence during complex hazard detection and threat appraisal scenarios. BrightFleet.com – “Reducing Collisions by Improving Drivers Hazard Perception”
- 23. Improving Hazard Perception BrightFleet.com – “Reducing Collisions by Improving Drivers Hazard Perception”
- 24. Driver Experience BrightFleet.com – “Reducing Collisions by Improving Drivers Hazard Perception”
- 25. Computer Based Training The most effective hazard perception training involves presenting drivers with images and videos taken from the drivers perspective and asking the driver to identify the hazards as they appear. BrightFleet.com – “Reducing Collisions by Improving Drivers Hazard Perception”
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- 27. Drivers are asked to identify hazards, either by identifying explicit hazards as they appear, or by predicting potential hazards based on the events unfolding before them. BrightFleet.com – “Reducing Collisions by Improving Drivers Hazard Perception”
- 28. Drivers are asked to identify hazards, either by identifying explicit hazards as they appear, or by predicting potential hazards based on the events unfolding before them. Drivers are asked to identify hazards, either by identifying explicit hazards as they appear, or by predicting potential hazards based on the events unfolding before them. Stress of training adds to retention of the training material. BrightFleet.com – “Reducing Collisions by Improving Drivers Hazard Perception”
- 29. Driving Simulators Hazard perception training using active driving simulators is still in its infancy, with several systems currently being developed. BrightFleet.com – “Reducing Collisions by Improving Drivers Hazard Perception”
- 30. Regular Driving Lessons Hazard perception can be trained during regular driving lessons if the trainer is “thinking out loud” about hazards both actual and potential during the training. BrightFleet.com – “Reducing Collisions by Improving Drivers Hazard Perception”
- 31. Identifying Drivers with Poor Hazard Perception Abilities BrightFleet.com – “Reducing Collisions by Improving Drivers Hazard Perception”
- 32. Hazard Perception Evaluation Evaluating a drivers ability to perceive hazards can be done quickly across an entire company of drivers using specialized web-based exam. Tailored training can be assigned. BrightFleet.com – “Reducing Collisions by Improving Drivers Hazard Perception”
- 33. Self Assessment Questionnaire that asks to self-identify beliefs about driving, risk taking behaviors, and driving record. BrightFleet.com – “Reducing Collisions by Improving Drivers Hazard Perception”
- 34. DMV or DOT Driving Record Review MVRs for your drivers to get a sense of risk. BrightFleet.com – “Reducing Collisions by Improving Drivers Hazard Perception”
- 35. Michael Bragg President, BrightFleet.com michael.bragg@brightfleet.com 407-545-2200 www.BrightFleet.com BrightFleet.com – “Reducing Collisions by Improving Drivers Hazard Perception”