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Understanding Behavioral Relapse in Driving: A Trip-Based Survival Analysis of Risk Indicators Post Feedback
Driver feedback systems have demonstrated short-term effectiveness in mitigating risky behaviors such as speeding, harsh events, and mobile phone use. However, the long-term sustainability of these improvements, especially after feedback is withdrawn, remains a critical concern for transport safety
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