Influence of Ergonomics on Traffic Safety and Economy Development
Keywords:
ergonomics, economic effects (productivity), economic efficiency regarding ergonomics, physical characteristics, energy, time and microclimate, traffic-generated noise
Abstract
As an interdisciplinary science, ergonomics needs to makethe operating of traffic safer, faster and more reliable, for thesake of higher profitability and generally improved economiceffects. This is achieved by adapting and shaping the workplace,machines, transport means, equipment, physical environment,working process etc. according to experience abouthuman anatomic physica~ sociologica~ intellectual and otherminimal, average or maximal capabilities. Therefore, it is necessaryto analyse ergonomics from the standpoint of better productivenessof humans, greater safety (comfort) and security ingeneral.References
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Perić T, Štrumberger N, Perić D. Influence of Ergonomics on Traffic Safety and Economy Development. Promet [Internet]. 1 [cited 2024Nov.21];16(5):247-56. Available from: https://traffic.fpz.hr/index.php/PROMTT/article/view/600
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