Behavioural research may involve radiology; for example, in the assessment of the role of training, of fatigue or of incentive drivers.
With incentive drivers and regulations that disregard location, private medical schools are more likely to be situated in better-off provinces and districts, unless future expansion is planned for both public and private sector schools [ 3].
"When more people need rides than there are drivers on the road, surge pricing (provides an incentive for) drivers to offer rides where and when they are needed most," spokesperson Jean-Christophe de Le Rue said in an email.
So with not enough demand to keep the about 900 licensed cab drivers busy, even those in the cities, there is no incentive for drivers to wander around looking for fares.
Insurance companies benefit by creating an incentive for drivers to avoid risky situations.
The proposal, first floated by James P. Molinaro, the Staten Island borough president, at a public hearing last month, has picked up momentum among board members who view it as a positive incentive for drivers to use E-ZPasses, radio-based fare payment devices.
The scheme is intended to act as an incentive to drivers to use cleaner vehicles or alternative transport to reduce the levels of nitrogen dioxide, a toxic gas produced by diesel vehicles.
They would be equivalent to the subway fare, Mr. Silver said, in order to remove any incentive for drivers to park near the bridges and skip the tolls by taking the subway into Manhattan.
"Several companies have tried and failed [due to differences]: gas and tolls are cheaper than other countries, which means there is less incentive for drivers to share rides".
Compared to the present work, the pheromone trace of a link can be seen as an analogous of its price in the sense of being an incentive for drivers to distribute themselves in the road network.
