conclusions as the results of this study show, different factors contribute to different driving behaviors and accidents. the broad scope of these factors links accidents to other social issues and damages. results the findings indicated that in the psychosocial model of driving behavior (including lapses, mistakes, and intentional violations) and accidents, psychological factors, depression (p...

www.neurosciencesjournal.org E is a neurological disorder characterized by recurrent seizures, which result in an altered level of consciousness.1 Although appropriate management with antiepileptic drugs can result in seizure remission, 3040% of epileptic patients are incompletely controlled.1 A number of studies have shown that epileptic patients are more likely than age-matched controls to ex...

The subject of this research is the criminal prosecution cases established by Part 2 Article 20 Criminal Procedure Code Russian Federation, which carried out in private capacity and significantly modifies rights responsibilities parties to proceedings. Pursuant general rule, state authorities officials do not carry cases. In view this, close attention given procedural activity prosecutor, who v...

Considering the overall scenario, it has now become more obvious why we are coming across an ever‐increasing number of scientific misconduct cases day‐to‐day (Plagiarism, dual/multiple submissions, dual/multiple publications, ethical violations, self‐plagiarism, and copyright violation). By definition plagiarism is “taking over the ideas, methods or written words of another, without acknowledgm...

Variable speed limits (VSL) are used more commonly around the globe lately. Although on a macroscopic level positive effects of VSLs have been reported, the caveat is that the impact of VSLs is very sensitive to the level of driver compliance. Thus far it is unknown whether all individual drivers are actually able to notice when a speed limit changes into another speed limit; a prerequisite for...

The imposition of a mandatory period of licence disqualification does not apply to charges for driving a motor vehicle with more than the prescribed concentration of blood alcohol (PCA) that are dismissed or conditionally discharged under section 10 of the Crimes (Sentencing Procedure) Act (1999) or which, prior to 1999, had been similarly dealt with under section 556A of the NSW Crimes Act (19...

Monash University Accident Research Centre *email: [email protected] Abstract Vehicle Impoundment („hoon‟) legislation was implemented in Victoria in July 2006. The objective of the legislation is to use vehicle impoundment as a deterrent for reducing the incidence of serious injuries and fatalities associated with high risk driving practices. Since its introduction there have been more ...