Behaviour Based Safety Vehicle Driving

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Behaviour Based Safety Vehicle Driving

• Example of how BBS can be implemented
• in a transport company
• E de Jong / De Rijke
• Cefic Workshop
• 23 November 2004

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Behaviour Based Safety
Vehicle Driving

• De Rijke
• Longer history of Defensive Driving
• BBS-Driving Pilot Q1 2001
• 01-01-02 Start company-wide training in
  Benelux transport sites
• Continuous programmeBBS-D Guideline March
  2002 Oct 2003
• Initiators Dow/ExxonMobil/BP/De Rijke

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Behaviour Based Safety Vehicle
Driving

• Estimated training costs per driver 200 -
  500
• trainer (employed or contracted)
• subsidies
• trajectory
• transport equipment used
• management involvement
• administration

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Behaviour Based Safety Vehicle
Driving

• Return
• Measured decrease of accidents
• between 30 and 50 percent (different business
  units), one year after training.
• Return components, e.g.
• Deductables
• Lost time
• Admin. costs

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Behaviour Based Safety Vehicle Driving
accidents
Unsafe actions originating from unsafe behaviour
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Behaviour Based Safety Vehicle
Driving

• Targets 2005 -2006
• New drivers
• Drivers recent acquisitions
• Refresher training
• Better BBS-Driving coverage subcontractors

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Behaviour Based Safety Vehicle
Driving

• Motivations
• Social
• Environmental
• Financial