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... Throughout this report, these programs are sometimes more parsimoniously referred to as "safety programs." Employer-based driver training program -- a planned effort by an organization to facilitate the acquisition, retention, and transfer (to the workplace) of job-related competencies, knowledge, skills, attitudes, and/or behaviors pertaining to driving safety.
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... Therefore, individuals who receive a training program may differ in their behaviors for reasons or characteristics that are not related to the training program. Safety climate -- shared employee perceptions of organizational safety policies, procedures, and practices (Zohar, 2003)
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... Work-related road safety intervention -- any intervention designed to lower the risk of being in a road accident and/or reduce the severity of an injury if a collision occurs while driving for work (Helman & Grayson, 2011)
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