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... 35 This synthesis presents findings from a number of studies supporting the view that BBS techniques are an effective safety-management method for reducing at-risk driving and non-driving safety behaviors and increasing safe behaviors. However, the survey results from fleet safety managers did not always echo the results found in the published studies presented in this report.
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... 36 noteworthy difficulties in implementing BBS techniques in the real world? • Process-based vs.
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