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INFLUENCE OF DESIGN ERGONOMIC DRIVER'S SEAT

OF A CITY BUS ON RISK MANAGEMENT
ABSTRACT
The safety of drivers and passengers, and thus the city's buses, to a large extent depends on the ergonomic aspects in the design of the interior of this type of vehicle. Considering the position of a city bus driver in
terms of ergonomic design and the ability to reduce risk in the management of a city bus, the paper deals with
data from service, with the recommendation regarding the mandatory use of seat belts.
Keywords: Ergonomics/interior city bus design/safety/risk management

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