Impact of Behavior-Based Safety Techniques on Commercial Motor Vehicle Drivers (2007) / Chapter Skim
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This section describes methods for observing behavior, including OBSM, ride-alongs, covert observations, and comments from the public. Note that peer observation and selfmanagement are considered to be both observation and intervention techniques; they are described in the "Specific BBS Techniques" section.
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11 OBSM Devices Used by Survey Respondents Tripmaster® Tripmaster is an integrated system that records vehicle speed, acceleration and deceleration rates, engine RPMs, mileage, and vehicle location. Extra sensors can provide data on refrigeration temperatures and use of sirens or emergency lights.
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12 Cadec Mobius TTS® The Cadec Mobius TTS uses a 32-bit RISC high-powered processor in its on-board computer. The computer interfaces with the truck's J-Bus.
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13 How's My Driving? 1-800-XXX-XXXX ID#022707 Figure 5.
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compensation, and insurance premiums) , there is an average of $6.50 in indirect costs (production delays, time, punitive damages, administration costs, training, overtime, rescheduling, lawyers fees, and hiring a replacement)
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