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Research Shows Vibrations Through The Seat Increases Fatigue

RMIT University researchers revealed that the physical vibrations of a vehicle seat may contribute to fatigue and some drivers feel it just 15 minutes after they begin to drive. Lead researchers Associate Professor Mohammad Fard and Professor Stephen Robinson tested 15 volunteers in a virtual reality simulator, replicating the experience of driving on a 2

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Industry Bodies Join Forces in Assessing HVNL Fatigue Related Issues

Industry bodies have joined forces to raise their concerns about what they deem a lack of clarity within the HVNL (Heavy Vehicle National Law). The National Road Transport Association (NatRoad), the Western Roads Federation and the Northern Territory Road Transport Association have submitted a joint submission to the NTC. These concerns were brought to the

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Fatigued Driving: Police Release Statement About Resting Before Driving Following Rollover

While we know that fatigued driving in the road transport industry is more complex than a driver not having enough sleep, the police have released a statement about the importance of resting before driving following a truck rollover on the Brisbane Valley Highway, Coominya. The incident happened in June and was attended to by officers

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