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Report * USA - Longer training period doesn't necessarily produce better drivers
ARLINGTON,Va,USA -Truck News (CAN), by Jan Westell-9 May 2008: -- The American Transportation Research Institute (ATRI) has completed research that shows new commercial drivers don't perform any better whether they receive 88 hours of training - or slightly more than three times that amount, at 272 hours... ATRI's research examined the statistical relationship between training regimens and safety performance for over 16,500 new commercial drivers, a sample representing nearly 30% of the annual new entrant population in the US. Among these findings, "was the absence of a significant impact of total training duration on new entrant driver safety performance," according to the ATRI...
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