The ownership of motorised two wheelers (MTWs) has been on the rise across various
countries across the globe. The growth has been especially higher in develo** countries …

Powered two-wheelers (PTWs) are considered as one of the risky means of transport as it is
vulnerable to road crashes, which may lead to fatal injuries. Crash data revealed that the …

This chapter provides an overview of research into chess expertise. After an historical
background and a brief description of the game and the rating system, it discusses the …

Background Drivers consider external and hypothetical behaviours of other drivers, but
internal factors also impact road safety. Objectives This study aims to examine the …

High reliability organizations (HROs) achieve high levels of safety performance through
safety cultures grounded in trust and through reinforced norms and expectations that …

Background Road accidents are among the main causes of mortality. As safe and secure
driving is a key strategy to reduce car injuries and offenses, the present research aimed to …

With the continuous emergence of new technologies and the adaptation of smart systems in
transportation, motorcyclist driving behaviour plays an important role in the transition …

Some car drivers pass vulnerable road users (VRUs) at too high a speed and leave too little
gap. Research suggests that out-group bias and a lack of empathy may relate to these …

To “put oneself in the place of other road users” may improve understanding of the global
traffic situation. It should be useful enabling drivers to anticipate and detect obstacles in time …

Forging valid empirical generalizations about expertise in the transportation domain is a
daunting task given the large number of operators, different types of air, land, and sea …