An edition of Effects of psychoactive chemicals on commercial driver health and performance
(2011)
Effects of psychoactive chemicals on commercial driver health and performance
stimulants, hypnotics, nutritional, and other supplements
by Gerald P. Krueger
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TRB's Commercial Truck and Bus Safety Synthesis Program (CTBSSP) Synthesis 19: Effects of psychoactive chemicals on commercial driver health and performance: stimulants, hypnotics, nutritional, and other supplements provides information to assist the commercial transportation safety community and the FMCSA in addressing issues involving the proliferation and availability of numerous chemical substances available to and sometimes used by commercial drivers.
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Effects of psychoactive chemicals on commercial driver health and performance: stimulants, hypnotics, nutritional, and other supplements
2011, Transportation Research Board
in English
0309143225 9780309143226
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Table of Contents
Ch. 1. Introduction
Ch. 2. Research issues regarding psychoactive chemicals
Ch. 3. Hypnotics and sleep-promoting compounds
Ch. 4. Stimulants and alertness-enhancing compounds
Ch. 5. Supplements : nutritional, herbal, energy boosters, dietary, and health foods
Ch. 6. Medications and commercial driver medical certification : report on a survey of medical examiners of commercial drivers
Ch. 7. Motor carrier policies on driver use of chemical substances
Ch. 8. Synthesis conclusions and discussion.
Edition Notes
"A synthesis of safety practice."
Includes bibliographical references.
Research sponsored by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration CTBSSP project MC-19
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