BTSCRP WebResource 1
PUBLISHED DATE - November 18, 2022
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Based on research conducted under the Behavioral Traffic Safety Cooperative Research Program (BTSCRP), BTSCRP WebResource 1 provides information for planning, implementing, and evaluating employer-based driver safety programs. To aid in program development and implementation, the WebResource incorporates theory, previous research, lessons learned from practice, and various planning aids such as an introduction to behavioral change theory, an overview of academic studies, an overview of measures of program effectiveness, and a logic model.
Content can be accessed by clicking on the text that starts with “View” at the bottom of each box in the “What Are You Trying to Learn?” graphic.
Click on About to learn more about this WebResource.
What are you trying to learn?
What are other people doing and what is available?
A collection of business practices of driver safety programs currently in use.
View Case StudiesHow do we change behavior?
Effective behavioral change and underlying theories are described.
View TheoriesHow do I know if my program is working?
Information describing common training evaluation sources and designs.
View MeasuresWhat can help me plan my safety program?
Visualize the interactions of resources and outcomes in an interactive logic model.
View Logic Model
