Journal Volume: 1
Journal Issue:
Journal Year: 2006
Articles in SafetyLit: 26

"Psychological group talks are boring": How to motivate young drivers to actively and with advantage take part in groupwork-based training and rehabilitation measures?

A critical review of the Spanish System of Medico-Psychological Assessment (of drivers)

Combination of prevention Combination of prevention and enforcement Police role in the process of improving road safety in the EU

Courses for the re-establishment of fitness to drive with legal consequences

Dealing with Hard Core Drinking Drivers

Decision-making in driving fitness diagnosis - psychological and medical criteria

Driver psychological counselling - First and essential step to restoring Driving Fitness

Driving aptitude from the driving instructor's point of view

Effectiveness of the Points System in Germany

Experimentation of interlock devices in a selected population of drivers involved for DUI in France

Future Trends in Safe Driving

Medical assessment of risk: The example of epilepsy

Physical deficiencies as the cause of accidents and prevention options

Poland's experience and plans in the area of primary and secondary prevention

Psychological fitness to drive in European interoperability railways directives

Quality Assurance in Driving Licensing - Experiences and Perspectives

Road safety education - does it work?

Safety education, attitudes and traffic rule compliance in Sweden

Structure and Elements of Future Traffic Safety Work in Europe

Target group-specific success of offence-oriented learning programmes for traffic offenders

The European Transport Safety Council: Road Safety as Public Affairs and Policy Advice

The legislation and enforcement system in traffic safety and the role of medical and psychological expertise in the Czech Republic

The Medical Psychological Assessment: An Opportunity for the Individual, Safety for the General Public

The Norwegian Curriculum for Category B

The older driver - enabling lifelong mobility as a social task

Verifiable behavior changes of traffic participants as a central aim of a European traffic psychology