Alcohol in Aviation and Motor Carriers
航空和汽车运输中的酒精饮料
基本信息
- 批准号:7856011
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 11.24万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2009
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2009-06-10 至 2011-09-30
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:AccidentsAddressAircraftAircraft accidentsAlcohol abuseAlcoholsAviationBlood alcohol level measurementCase-Control StudiesCongressesDataDriving While IntoxicatedEffectivenessEmployeeGrantHealthHealthy People 2010IndustryInjuryInterventionLawsManagement Information SystemsMeasuresModelingMotorOccupational SafetyOccupationsOutcomePatternPlayPoliciesPopulationPrevalenceRecording of previous eventsRelative RisksResearchResearch PersonnelRiskRisk MarkerRoleSafetySeriesSourceSurveysSystemTestingTimeTime Series AnalysisTransportationTravelVisualalcohol testingalcohol violationcase controlcohortdata modelingeffectiveness researchfollow-upimprovedinstrumentparent projectpost interventionprogramsstatisticstraffickingvehicular accident
项目摘要
The broad, long-term objectives of this proposal are to better understand the role of alcohol in
aviation and motor carrier accidents and to improve transportation safety. The specific aims are: (1) to
determine the point prevalence rates of alcohol violations among safety-sensitive employees in aviation and
motor carriers; (2) to quantify the relative risks of aviation and motor carrier accidents associated with
alcohol violations; (3) to examine the deterrent effects of mandatory alcohol testing programs on alcohol
violations in aviation employees and commercial truck drivers; and (4) to evaluate the effectivenessof
mandatory alcohol testing programs in reducing aviation and motor carrier accidents.
The Omnibus Transportation Employee Testing Act of 1991 mandates that employees with safety-
sensitive functions be tested for alcohol under a variety of circumstances. Mandatory alcohol testing
programs such as random testing, reasonable suspicion testing, and post-accident testing have been
implemented in the aviation and motor carrier industries since 1995 but have not been rigorously evaluated.
This application is a competing continuation to an R01 grant on alcohol and general aviation (i.e.,
noncommercial flights). In the parent project, the investigators followed a cohort of 335,672 general aviation
pilots for seven years and found that driving-while-intoxicated history is a valid risk marker for flight safety
and that alcohol plays a particularly important role in crashes involving flight under visual flight rules into
instrument meteorological conditions. In the proposed project, the investigators will address the specific aims
through a series of case-control studies and time series analyses using alcohol testing data (for the years
1995-2007) and accident and exposure data (for the years 1983-2007) from a variety of surveillance systems
maintained by federal agencies, including the Federal Aviation Administration, Federal Motor Carrier Safety
Administration, National Transportation Safety Board, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, and
Bureau of Transportation Statistics. The proposedproject will help address several national health
objectives pertaining to alcohol abuse, injury control, occupational safety, andintervention
effectiveness research, as statedin Healthy People 2010. Findings from theproposed research
couldprovide much-neededscientific evidence for informing important policy decisions relevant to
transportation safety andprotection of the traveling public.
这项提案的广泛、长期目标是更好地了解酒精在以下方面的作用:
航空和汽车运输事故,并改善运输安全。具体目标是:(1)
确定航空业对安全敏感的员工中酒精违规的点流行率,
(2)量化航空和汽车运输事故的相对风险,
酒精违规行为;(3)检查强制性酒精测试计划对酒精的威慑作用
航空员工和商业卡车司机的违规行为;(4)评估
强制性酒精测试计划,以减少航空和汽车运输事故。
1991年的《综合运输雇员测试法》规定,
在各种情况下都需要对敏感功能进行酒精检测。强制性酒精测试
诸如随机测试、合理怀疑测试和事故后测试等项目已经
自1995年以来在航空和汽车运输业实施,但尚未进行严格评估。
该申请是酒精和通用航空R 01补助金的竞争性延续(即,
非商业航班)。在母项目中,研究人员跟踪了335,672名通用航空
飞行员七年来,发现醉酒驾驶的历史是飞行安全的有效风险标志
酒精在涉及目视飞行规则的飞行事故中起着特别重要的作用,
仪器气象条件在拟议的项目中,调查人员将讨论具体目标,
通过一系列病例对照研究和时间序列分析,使用酒精测试数据(多年来
1995-2007年)以及各种监测系统的事故和暴露数据(1983-2007年)
由联邦机构维护,包括联邦航空管理局、联邦汽车运输安全局
美国国家公路交通安全管理局,国家运输安全委员会,
交通统计局。该项目将有助于解决几个国家的健康问题,
与酗酒、伤害控制、职业安全和干预有关的目标
有效性研究,如2010年《健康人》中所述。拟议研究的结果
可以提供急需的科学证据,为相关的重要政策决策提供信息,
运输安全和保护旅游公众。
项目成果
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