This study used the Naturalistic Truck Driving Study data set to test the feasibility of applying
naturalistic data to evaluation of the relationship between prescription (Rx) and over-the …

Southern California Research Institute he paper by Bierness, Simpson, and Williams (2005)
reviewed epidemiological studies both on the presence of drugs in the driving population …

Medications with central nervous system (CNS) effects, including benzodiazepines, cyclic
antidepressants, antihistamines, narcotic analgesics, and hypoglycemics, have been …

Background: Many individuals in the community are prescribed psychoactive drugs with
sedative effects. These drugs may affect their daily functions, of which automobile driving is …

Objective Polydrug use has become a frequent pattern of drug consumption in Europe, and
this is considered a particularly dangerous risk factor for impaired driving. In Italy, persons …

Purpose Little information is available comparing methods to adjust for confounding when
considering multiple drug exposures. We compared three analytic strategies to control for …

There are several approaches to quantifying the contribution of medicinal drug use to road
accidents. These include, among others, case-control studies, correlational studies (where …

PURPOSE: To assess the strength of association of main driver-dependent risk factors with
the risk of causing a collision between vehicles in Spain, from 1990 to 1999. METHODS: The …

Background A great deal of attention has recently been devoted to the older driver (> 65
years), largely because older drivers have a greater crash rate per kilometre driven [1-4] and …

The increasing adoption of in-vehicle data recorders (IVDR) for commercial purposes such
as Pay-as-you-drive (PAYD) insurance is generating new opportunities for transportation …