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Causes, consequences and countermeasures to driver fatigue in the rail industry: The train driver perspective by Filtness, A.J., Naweed, A.

“…Fatigue is an important workplace risk management issue. Within the rail industry, the passing of a stop signal (signal passed at danger; SPAD) is considered…”
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Sleep-related crash characteristics: Implications for applying a fatigue definition to crash reports by Filtness, A.J., Armstrong, K.A., Watson, A., Smith, S.S.

“…•A proxy definition is a surrogate measure of fatigue applied post hoc to crash data.•Young (16–24 years), novice (first two years of licensure) drivers are…”
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Driver sleepiness on YouTube: A content analysis by Hawkins, A.N., Filtness, A.J.

“…•5 years of YouTube videos featuring driver sleepiness and fatigue were identified.•Tone, outlook on fatigue and driver information for 442 YouTube videos were…”
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Police officer in-vehicle discomfort: Appointments carriage method and vehicle seat features by Filtness, A.J., Mitsopoulos-Rubens, E., Rudin-Brown, C.M.

“…Musculoskeletal pain is commonly reported by police officers. A potential cause of officer discomfort is a mismatch between vehicle seats and the method used…”
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Impairment of simulated motorcycle riding performance under low dose alcohol by Filtness, A.J., Rudin-Brown, C.M., Mulvihill, C.M., Lenné, M.G.

“…► We examined the effect of low dose alcohol on simulated motorcycle riding. ► Motorcycle riding simulator performance is impaired at 0.05% BAC. ► Response…”
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The effects of licence disqualification on drink-drivers: Is it the same for everyone? by Watson, A., Freeman, J., Imberger, K., Filtness, A.J., Wilson, H., Healy, D., Cavallo, A.

“…•6.5 years of offence history data for 29,204 drink-driving offenders was considered.•Licence disqualification was effective at reducing drink-driving offence…”
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Sleep-related vehicle crashes on low speed roads by Filtness, A.J., Armstrong, K.A., Watson, A., Smith, S.S.

“…•10y of police reported sleep-related (SR) crashes were analysed: high vs low speed; low speed SR vs not-SR.•Young (16–24y) males are overrepresented in SR…”
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Implications of estimating road traffic serious injuries from hospital data by Pérez, K., Weijermars, W., Bos, N., Filtness, A.J., Bauer, R., Johannsen, H., Nuyttens, N., Pascal, L., Thomas, P., Olabarria, M.

“…•It is essential to use a common definition to compare serious road traffic injury rates.•For estimating the number of serious injuries, at some point it is…”
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Associations between high caffeine consumption, driving safety indicators, sleep and health behaviours in truck drivers by Filtness, A.J., Hickman, J.S., Mabry, J.E., Glenn, L., Mao, H., Camden, M., Hanowski, R.J.

“…•1,653 low and 1,354 high caffeine consuming truck drivers were compared.•High caffeine consumers felt sleepier and reported shorter sleep duration.•High…”
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Safety implications of co-locating road signs: A driving simulator investigation by Filtness, A.J., Larue, G., Schramm, A., Fuller, J., Rakotonirainy, A., Han, C., Cairney, P.

“…•Although common practice, there is little research on safety implications of co-locating road signs.•36 participants completed 3 simulated drives with road…”
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