In the past, in North America and Europe, automakers have had to be pushed to adapt safety standards, but once faced with results like those from the test they "tend to respond very quickly," he said.
To maintain sustainability, politicians need to be able to adapt safety promotion interventions to events and trends in society.
In busy traffic, participants drive relatively close to the car in front of them as compared to under calm traffic conditions, but similar to the manifest speed adaptation, participants adapted their safety margins to the car in front.
The analysis of the transport of a passive scalar carried by the fluid jet and thus into the bulk, together with the use of a new global mixing criterion adapted for safety issues, revealed the optimum injection conditions to maximise the mixing benefits of the bulk flow pattern.
In a first phase, reforms were mainly aimed at supporting labour demand during at the start of the recession and adapting social safety nets.
For instance, it could be expected that in bad times reforms tend to reduce the tax wedge and the stringency of regulations to boost job creation, while increasing the generosity of unemployment benefits to adapt social safety nets to a situation of protracted labour demand slack.
The Transportation Department has been working with Google, BMW, General Motors and other companies developing driverless and partly autonomous cars to adapt existing safety rules to the new technologies.
It has been working with companies developing driverless and partly autonomous cars to adapt existing safety rules to the new technologies.
Dickinson et al. (2011) developed a serious game that can be adapted to several safety training scenarios.
The basic principle for a proper road design is a balanced consideration of the factors capacity and safety adapted in an environment-friendly context.
