Driver clinics in the field
DeSilva, Harry R., Channell, Ralph
Journal of Applied Psychology · 1937 · Volume 22 · Issue 1
Abstract
A discussion of the work and procedure of the driver clinics set up by the Harvard Traffic Bureau. These are traveling clinics, spending a month at each destination. The clinic requires a trained specialist as supervisor and physical apparatus consisting of a vigilance test, a universal visual test, a speed estimation test, and a hearing test. The clinics have gathered valuable information about human causes of accidents and have re-educated drivers in the effort to reduce accidents. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2025 APA, all rights reserved)
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