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Traffic Safety Culture and DUIC: Exploring commercial drivers. Professor Nicholas Ward Director, Center for Health and Safety Culture Commercial Vehicle Safety Summit (2019), Northampton, MA. Session

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  • Traffic Safety Culture and DUIC: Exploring commercial drivers.

    Professor Nicholas Ward

    Director, Center for Health and Safety CultureCommercial Vehicle Safety Summit (2019), Northampton, MA.

    Session

  • Cannabis

    Percentage of THC-positive drivers killed in crashes as a function of driver age (Brady and Li 2014).

  • Harm

    Risk Exposure Harm

    2.0 16% 32

    5.0 2.4% 12

    CANNABIS

    DEPRESSANTS

  • Traffic Safety Culture

    “The system of beliefs shared among groups of users and stakeholders that influence their decisions to behave or act in ways that affect safety (risk of injury).”

    [Source: adapted from NCHRP 17-69]

  • Driver Survey

    • National paid panel.

    • Employed full-time.

    • Drivers most days (or more) for work.

    • Non-CDL and CDL (requires CDL for work).

    • N = 133 (males only).

    • Mean age = 36 years.

  • Behavioral Model

  • Behavior

    88%

    7% 4%

    46%

    25% 29%

    0%

    20%

    40%

    60%

    80%

    100%

    Thinking back over the past 30 days, how often did you drive for WORK within 2 hours of consuming any cannabis?

    no-CDL (n = 42) CDL (n = 89)

    [X2 = 25.41, p = .0001]

  • Willingness

    88%

    0%12%

    45%

    5%

    49%

    0%

    20%

    40%

    60%

    80%

    100%

    Not willing Nuetral Willing

    Imagine a situation at work arose where you needed to drive.How willing would you be to drive within 2 hours of consuming any

    cannabis?

    no-CDL (n = 89) CDL (n = 63)

    [X2 = 25.67, p = .000]

  • Attitude

    81%

    2%

    17%

    41%

    11%

    41%

    0%

    20%

    40%

    60%

    80%

    100%

    Dangerous Neutral Safe

    Would it feel dangerous or safe if you were a passenger in a work vehicle if the driver had consumed any cannabis?

    no-CDL (n = 42) CDL (n = 89)

    [X2 = 20.20, p = .003]

    Education about

    effects of cannabis on driving and crash risk.

  • Injunctive Norm

    78%

    5%

    19%

    43%

    11%

    46%

    0%

    20%

    40%

    60%

    80%

    100%

    Uncceptable Neutral Acceptable

    How would you say that your immediate supervisor feels about driving AT WORK within 2 hours of consuming any marijuana

    no-CDL (n = 42) CDL (n = 89)

    [X2 = 18.04, p = .003]

    Policies.Supervisor messages.

    Onboarding and

    training.

  • Perceived Control

    9% 12%21%

    35%

    5%

    51%

    0%

    20%

    40%

    60%

    80%

    100%

    Uavoidable Neutral Avoidable

    How easy or difficult is it for you to avoid driving within to hours of using cannabis AT WORK?

    non-CDL (n = 42) CDL (n = 89)

    [X2 59.55, p = .000]

    Discuss and explore control issues.

    Onboarding and

    training.

  • Big take away:

    While too many are engaging in risky behaviors, there are many opportunities to intervene and change important beliefs -- beliefs that matter!

  • Contact UsWeb: www.chsculture.orgEmail: [email protected]: (406) 994-7873

    #CHSCulture

    Project website: https://www.mdt.mt.gov/research/projects/trafficsafety-duic.shtml

    Thank you!

    https://www.mdt.mt.gov/research/projects/trafficsafety-duic.shtml