▪ Abstract Strategies to achieve ambitious targets for reducing road accidents have largely
focused on engineering and technological advancements, the modification of occupational …

Objective: To critically appraise the published evidence for risk factors for injuries and
deaths relating to work-related road traffic crashes. Design: Systematic review. Data …

Previous research has shown the association between stress and crash involvement. The
impact of stress on road safety may also be mediated by behaviours including cognitive …

Road crashes are a significant cause of work-related injury and death. Driver fatigue is
thought to cause 20–30% of fatal crashes. The current study utilised a survey to examine the …

BACKGROUND: The increasingly sedentary nature of work and its impact on health and
productivity indicators demands the promotion of physical activity at the worksite. PURPOSE …

The purpose of this article is to highlight approaches to increase movement, physical activity
(PA), and cardiorespiratory fitness, and reduce sedentary behavior (SB) in the context of the …

Sleep disorders and various common acute and chronic medical conditions directly or
indirectly affect the quality and quantity of one's sleep or otherwise cause excessive daytime …

Research has shown that taxi drivers are at risk for numerous health concerns, such as low
back and leg pain, linked to their highly sedentary occupation, long work hours and …

Objectives: Remarkable changes in the working situation have led to the increasing
importance of psychomentally and socio-emotionally demanding conditions at work. With …

Background Occupational drivers are vulnerable to traffic incidents. Although modifiable
factors should be emphasized when developing preventive interventions, there is a lack of …