The Role of Safety Culture in Preventing Commercial Motor Vehicle Crashes (2007) / Chapter Skim
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29 Throughout the literature, there is a clear relationship between an organization's culture as it pertains to safety and the safety performance of that organization. The following discussion represents (1)
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30 For instance, a driver believes that wearing a safety belt might lead to his death (which is an actual myth held by some drivers) (Bergoffen)
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31 research, many safety departments have better results training new drivers and introducing them to their safety culture. Likewise, if a driver is not part of this culture, it is not a loss to the organization when that driver is not retained.
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