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A SYSTEM PERSPECTIVE ON THE EFFECTS OF ECONOMIC DEREGULATION ON MOTOR CARRIER SAFETY. CHAPTER 18 OF TRANSPORTATION SAFETY IN AN AGE OF DEREGULATION

Paul P. Jovanis

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This chapter explores the link between deregulation of the motor carrier industry and motor carrier safety. It discusses this topic under the following subject headings: a system perspective, statistical results - accident rates, intermodal competition and accident statistics, congestion, carrier management, and motor carrier safety oversight.

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Key concepts: Deregulation, Motor carrier, Competition (biology), Perspective (graphical), Business, Industrial organization, Transport engineering, Engineering