Fatigue and Commercial Motorcoach/Bus Driver Safety: Expert Panel Report

Belenky, Gregory; Hanowski, Richard; Jovanis, Paul

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Fatigue and Commercial Motorcoach/Bus Driver Safety: Expert Panel Report

2013-01-31
By Belenky, Gregory ; Hanowski, Richard ; Jovanis, Paul

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Belenky, Gregory ; Hanowski, Richard ; Jovanis, Paul
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MANILA Consulting Group, Inc.
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United States. Department of Transportation. Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
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Tech Report
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United States
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United States. Department of Transportation. Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
Abstract:

On December 20, 2012, FMCSA invited a panel of experts in the area of fatigue and driving to discuss the risks associated with non-pathologic fatigue in motorcoach/bus drivers. This meeting was preceded by the preparation of a systematic evidence review which attempted to answer the following four key questions: Key Question 1: What impact does non-pathologic fatigue have on crash incidence and driving ability?; Key Question 2: How much rest does a fatigued professional driver need to resume driving unimpaired?; Key Question 3: How do motorcoach drivers differ from truck drivers in terms of the following attributes: A. Demographics (gender, age, race, etc.)?; B. Job function (pre-trip preparations, roads and distances travelled, opportunities for rest, etc.)?; C. Work environment (interactions with passengers, cabin ergonomics, schedules, shift cycles, etc.)?, and, D. Health-related behaviors and disease characteristics (body mass index, caffeine and alcohol use, depression, cancer, etc.)?; and,Key Question 4: Do identified differences between motorcoach and truck drivers increase (or decrease) the risks for acute non-pathologic fatigue?
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