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Manual for SafetyNet accident causation system (SNACS) - Appendices 6.12 APPENDIX E: Interview guide for investigators • General questions • Course of events • Please describe in your own words how you experienced the situation: • When did you realise that the situation was getting out of hand • How did you react then • The background of the drive • What was the purpose of the trip • Where did you come from, and where were you going • For how long had you been driving • What type of mood would you say you were in while driving (relaxed, tired, stressed, angry, happy, etc) • Was there anything particular on your mind, something that you thought a lot about • Was it a routine drive or • Driving conditions • Condition of road/Friction • What was the road condition that day (dry, wet, icy, snow) • What was the road condition at the scene of the accident • Visibility – general • Was it dark, light, dusk, dawn • What kind of weather was it • Was is raining or snowing • What was the visibility like (Estimate the visibility in meters) • Were the windscreen wipers activated • (Fast / normal / interval / not activated) • Visibility – line of sight • Was the visibility blocked in any way that made it difficult to see what was happening • Was it easy to see the other road users, etc • The state of the vehicle • What is the general condition of your vehicle • What kind of tyres does the vehicle have • In what condition are they • What condition are the brakes of the vehicle in • Has the car had any major repairs lately • Is there anything particularly worn or malfunctioning on the vehicle • Similar accidents/Situations • Have you experienced any similar situations before • What happened then • Have you been in a situation similar to this one, but where you didn’t actually collide • What happened then • What was the difference between these situations • Experience and education • Driver experience • For how many years have you had a driving licence • How many times a week do you drive a car and approximately how far do you go • Is driving something you enjoy, or is it something you do mainly because it is necessary • Do you find it difficult to drive in the dark • Are there certain traffic environments that you try to avoid if you can • Is there any time of day when you would rather not drive, and in that case when • If there was ice/snow on the roads at the time of the collision; have you been driving under the same type of road conditions before • Page 190 of 215
Manual for SafetyNet accident causation system (SNACS) - Appendices was it special/different in any way • Available time • • Type of traffic environment • On what kind of road did the impact occur (urban road, country road, other) • Speed • What speed were you going at • What speed do you usually go at on this spot • What speed does other road users usually go at on • Number of concurrent activities • • Was there anyone else in the car • If there was, were you having a conversation • What type of conversation was it (explaining, discussing, joking, gossiping, work related…) • What was the mood like in the car • Was the radio or CD/tape player on • Similar accidents/Situations • Have you experienced any similar situations before • What happened then • Have you been in a situation similar to this one, but where you didn’t actually collide • What happened then • What was the difference between these situations • Design of traffic environment • • Important factors • Is there anything in the traffic environment at the scene which makes driving particularly easy or particularly complicated What about visibility, lane markings, exits, etc • Complexity • Do you think the traffic • Driver’s familiarity with traffic environment • Do you live nearby • Do you often drive this route • Has anything been recently changed/ rebuilt on the spot • If so, did you find it an improvement or not • If you often drive there, can you tell what other kinds of road users usually drive there (commuters, tourists, locals) • Driver’s familiarity with the vehicle • For how long have you had the car • How much have you driven it • Do you feel like you know the car • Does it ever behave unexpectedly • Do you find it hard or easy to drive • Drivers education (procedures/ regulations, special vehicles) • Do you have any driving Page 191 of 215
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