How can in-vehicle safety equipment improve road safety at work?
Elizabeth Townsend, G Simcic
Abstract
Elizabeth Townsend, G Simcic
Abstract
The European Transport Safety Council (ETSC) has started a new project known as PRAISE (Preventing Road Accidents and Injuries for the Safety of Employees). The project aims to advance work-related road safety management and provide the know-how to employers who have to take on that challenge. This first thematic report aims to present how in-vehicle safety equipment can improve and manage work related road safety. This report addresses all employers managing all types of vehicle from public authorities, vehicle leasing suppliers, small two car delivery companies to large international companies and also vehicle manufacturers.
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The European Transport Safety Council (ETSC) has started a new project known as PRAISE (Preventing Road Accidents and Injuries for the Safety of Employees). The project aims to advance work-related road safety management and provide the know-how to employers who have to take on that challenge. This first thematic report aims to present how in-vehicle safety equipment can improve and manage work related road safety. This report addresses all employers managing all types of vehicle from public authorities, vehicle leasing suppliers, small two car delivery companies to large international companies and also vehicle manufacturers.
Key concepts: Work (physics), Vehicle safety, Business, Transport engineering, Occupational safety and health, Praise, Work safety, Safety Equipment