Development of hazard prediction test and interventions for two-wheeled electric vehicle riders in China

The hazard prediction test developed in this study could assess riders' hazard prediction ability, with the identified interventions demonstrating effectiveness in enhancing this ability. These findings suggested potential application in future qualification tests for TWEV riders, contributing to enhanced traffic safety awareness among TWEV riders in China, thus advancing overall traffic safety.

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Traffic Injury Prevention
Published
2024-10-17
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https://doi.org/10.1080/15389588.2024.2410417
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Traffic and Road Safety
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Abstract

The hazard prediction test developed in this study could assess riders' hazard prediction ability, with the identified interventions demonstrating effectiveness in enhancing this ability. These findings suggested potential application in future qualification tests for TWEV riders, contributing to enhanced traffic safety awareness among TWEV riders in China, thus advancing overall traffic safety.

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