Personality traits of drivers can predict turnover and safety performance, according to preliminary results of a study by researchers at the University of Notre Dame. The study by professors Timothy ...

Stay Metrics announced that preliminary results of a study conducted by researchers at the University of Notre Dame show that certain personality traits of drivers are predictive of turnover and ...

Personality plays a role in how we prioritize, determine risk-benefit, deal with delayed gratification, and ultimately how we make key decisions. Drivers use smartphones “intuitively, impulsively, and ...

When the driver turnover rate at Milan Supply Chain Solutions surpassed 100 percent this year, management for the Jackson, Tenn.-based fleet decided to analyze its data to understand why. In July, the ...

Turns out thatusing a cellphone while behind the wheel might not be what makes you a bad driver. You might just be a bad driver in general. Not that the methodology of their study is particularly ...

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. —The script goes something like this: a NASCAR driver emerges from the car, mentions his car sponsor followed by the engine manufacturer, says a few sentences about what just ...

It is abundantly clear that using a smartphone while driving is dangerous. When you call, text, check your favorite feed, check a game, listen to voicemail, or fumble for your phone, delayed reaction ...