DRIVERS ABILITY OF DRUNK DRIVERS
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1 UIVERSITY OF IŠ The scientific journal FACTA UIVERSITATIS Series: Medicine and Biology Vol.7, o 1, Editor of Series: Vladisav Stefanović, [email protected] Adress: Univerzitetski trg 2, iš, YU, Tel: Fax: htt://ni.ac.yu/facta UC DRIVERS ABILITY OF DRUK DRIVERS Jovica Jovanović, Milan Jovanović, atalija Vuković, Jovan Jevremović Institute of Occuational Health, iš, Yugoslavia Summary. The aim of this study is analysis of health state of drunk drivers on extraordinary health examination. The study included 628 drivers let into the extraordinary health examination because of driving in a drunk state (examined grou), and 189 drivers of control grou let into the extraordinary health examination because of the another reason. Psychomotor disturbances and ersonality traits, were most frequently found disordered in drunk drivers, found determined with sycho testing. The greatest number of these drivers has limited driving ability. In the last five years eriod drivers from the examined grou rovoked significantly greater number of traffic, then drivers from the control grou. The biggest number of drivers drive in alcoholic state and rovoke traffic in the first year of driving, associated influence of tobacco's smoke and alcohol enlarge number of traffic. Drivers from the examined grou have statistically longer reaction time on acoustic and visual stimulus, comaring with drivers from the control grou. It was found correlation between greater number of traffic and longer reaction time. Examined grou drivers, that were included in theraeutic, exlorative and educational rogram rovoke significantly less traffic than drivers that didn't accet this rogram. We believe that consuming of alcohol resent imortant health and traffic roblem in our country. According to that control of drivers drunkenness, indicating of the extraordinary health examinations to form a judgement about their driving ability, reresents rimary revention measures of the road traffic violations. Key words: Drunk drivers, alcoholism, sychomotoric disturbances, traffic accident, drivers ability Introduction Alcoholism as socio-athologic henomenon and alcohol influence on men's behavior in traffic, have been frequently analyzed, but they aren't comletely conceivable. Accident imortance of drunkenness differs in frequency among different studies. In the literature can be find that alcoholic state is cause for 6-57% of traffic (1,2). Researches in Indiana University informed that almost 40% of traffic had been related with using alcohol. Alcohol influence on frequency of the traffic is 50% in USA and 30-35% in England. In Austria authors find that 20% of traffic have been caused by drunkenness. In Switzerland number of dying eole in increased for 14%, while 40% of driving in alcoholic state (3,4,5). Accidents that have been caused by drunkenness are very serious because number of victims and also because of great material damage. Mortality is 5 times higher in those than in other situations. Alcohol concentration of 1.5 causes 8 times higher mortality rate than among amateur sober drivers, and almost 10 times greater among rofessionals than among sober drivers. Escaing from the lace of accident is most frequently find among drunk drivers (6). In accordance with statement of the traffic olice from Paris, 60% of traffic with fatal ending were caused under influence of alcohol; 49% accidental road traffic deaths in Canada were rovoked by drunkenness, while researches from England inform that 50% of night dying drivers were drunk (4,6,7). It is imortant to emhasize that the have been most frequently rovoked by young drivers (8). Related with revious WHO declared that young generations at that moment were healthier and more educate than ever, but also jeoardized with alcohol, narcotics and traffic, which had been in 50% of cases caused by alcohol. Easy finding, broad selling net, different customs, it's euhoric drinks among common eole, are factors that influence on great consumtion of alcohol. We can exect that alcohol will have great influence on the traffic violations in our country in future. The aim of this study is analysis of health state of drunk drivers on the extraordinary health examination. The urose of this study is also analysis of theraeutic, exlorative and educational effects on decreasing number of traffic rovoked with alcohol.
2 82 J. Jovanović, M. Jovanović,. Vuković, J. Jevremović Material and Methods The reasons of the extraordinary health examination of drivers were analyzed in revious five years ( ). The study included 628 drivers (571 smokers and 57 nonsmokers) that had been sent because of drunkenness while driving (to the Center for Traffic Medicine on the extraordinary examination) (examined grou). The main indication for the extraordinary examination was blood concentration of alcohol, which was higher than 0.5 for amateur drivers and higher than 0.0 for rofessional drivers. Previously mentioned blood concentration of alcohol, traffic olice established by using alco test. The extraordinary health examination included secialist examination from doctor of occuational health medicine, ohthalmologist, neurusychiatrist, sychologist, social worker and biochemical analysis (blood concentration of alcohol, carboxyhemoglobin, bilirubin, transaminase, glucose, cholesterol, and triglycerides) Detailed interview of illnesses, of work, of life, social and family history has been thoroughly done. During sychologist's examination, of great imortance were acoustic and visual reaction time (using electronic hronoscoe) also analysis of cognitive functions (Raren, Beta, Benton test), and analysis of ersonality structure and state (Coronel index, MMPI, Roršah test, TR test). Drivers that were interested had been included in theraeutic, exlorative and educational rogram (work in small grou, teaching, work theray, and family hel). Control grou constituted of 189 drivers, which were let into the extraordinary health examination not because of acute or chronic signs of alcoholism, but because of another reasons. The average age of drivers from the examined grou was 46.8 ± 12.7 years, and driving durability 14.3 ± 9.2 years. The average age of drivers from control grou was 45.9 ± 14.2 years, and driving durability 14.1 ± 8.9 years. Traffic behavior of drivers from the examined and the control grou was followed by using documents from olice in five years eriod. Results In the last five years eriod, traffic olice sent to the extraordinary health examination to the Center for Traffic Medicine 1816 drivers. The motive of sending to examination was driver's drunkenness in 628 (34.6%) of cases. The most frequent signs and effects of alcohol on drunk drivers, because of which traffic olice demanded alco test were traffic (84.1%) and also oversteing of allowed seed (6.1%) (Table 1). Information about using alcohol which have been taken from the examined grou, inform that the greatest number of drivers use alcohol occasionally and modestly (61.1%) (Table 2). Psychological testing of those drivers registered disturbances in the sychomotoric shere (63.9%) and also disorders of the ersonality traits (17.7%) (Table 3). Table 1. Manifestations and consequences of alcoholic state of drivers Consequences % Traffic Disresect of red light on semahore Oversteing of allowed seed Disresect of traffic regulations Table 2. Anamnestic information about consuming alcohol from the examined grou of drivers Consuming alcohol % o Occasionally and modestly Every day and modestly Every day and occasionally drunkenness Total Table 3. Results of sycho testing of drivers from the examined grou % Disturbance of sychomotoric asect Disturbance of visuomotoric coordination Disturbance of ersonality traits Disturbance of attention Disturbance of concentration Decreased QI ormal The greatest number of drivers from examined grou had limited of driving ability (Table 4) so, they got driving license for one eriod after which they would go on health examination. Average durability of driving license was 10.5 ± 2.3 months. Table 4. Results of driving ability judgement in the examined grou Caability % Caable Limitedtly caable Incaable Drivers from the examined grou rovoked traffic significantly more often than drivers from the control grou. Drivers drunkenness and the traffic are the most frequent in the youngest age (Table 5). It was noticed that drivers with the exerience rovoked the greatest number of the traffic (Table 6). Smokers from the examined grou rovoked the traffic statistically more often than nonsmokers from the same grou (Table 7). Drivers from examined grou had significantly longer acoustic and visual reaction time comaring with drivers from the control grou. It was noticed longer acoustic and visual reaction time in both grous, at drivers with greater number of the traffic. Among
3 DRIVERS ABILITY OF DRUK DRIVERS 83 them drivers from the examined grou with some number of traffic, had statistically longer reaction time on both stimuli, comaring with drivers from control grou and the same number of traffic (Table 8). Table 5. Average number of traffic of drunk drivers according to drivers age Examined grou Control grou Age ± ±0.9 < ± ±0.8 < ± ±0.5 < ± ±0.7 < ± ±0.8 <0.001 Total ± ±0.9 <0.001 Table 6. Average number of traffic of drunk drivers and the control grou according to longevity of driving Examined grou Control grou Years of driving < ± ±1.1 < ± ±0.7 < ± ±1.3 < ± ±0.6 < ± ±0.5 <0.01 Total ± ±0.9 <0.001 Table 7. Smoking cigarettes influence on number of traffic Drunk drivers Smokers on-smokers umber of umber of ± ±1.2 <0.001 Table 8. Reaction time on acoustic and visual stimulus in drunk drivers and the control grou according to number of traffic umber Drunk drivers Control grou Tye of of stimulus 0 acoustic ± ±0.01 n.s. visual 0.24± ±0.05 n.s. 1 acoustic ± ±0.02 <0.01 visual 0.26± ±0.04 < acoustic ± ±0.01 <0.05 visual 0.26± ±0.02 < acoustic ± ±0.01 n.s. visual 0.26± ±0.01 n.s. 11 acoustic ± ±0.01 n.s. visual 0.26± ±0.01 <0.05 Total acoustic ± ±0.04 <0.05 visual 0.26± ±0.06 <0.05 Theraeutic, exlorative and educational rogram was acceted from 254 (40.4%) drivers of the examined grou. Drivers that were included in this rogram had rovoked significantly less traffic than that hadn't acceted this kind of revention (Table 9). Table 9. Average number of traffic in drunk drivers according to articiation in theraeutic, exlorative and educative rogram Drivers included in theraeutic, exlorative and educative rogram Drivers that were not included in theraeutic, exlorative and educative rogram ± ±1.4 <0.001 Discussion Man must use almost all its hysical and sychic abilities to accomlish successful driving. Drivers of motor vehicles must have great resonsibility, maximal attention, concentration and total sychic and hysical readiness. Exerience notices that already small doses of alcohol decrease driving ability, so, the biggest number of traffic rovoked with alcohol had been those rovoked with low alcoholaemia. Driving ability decrease already at alcoholaemia of 0.2 and rogressively decline until almost 1.4 when, drivers are incaable for driving. But allowed concentration of alcohol in blood differs in different countries. In our country allowance is to 0.5 for amateurs, and 0.0 for rofessionals. In Czech Reublic allowance is to 0.3, in France to 0.8, while in Greece, Poland and Sweden it's forbidden to use alcohol during driving (9). Periodical or continual every day consuming of alcohol, even in reasonable doses, according to results of this research, can rovoke disturbances in sychomotoric shere and ersonality structure. Great numbers of eole who use alcohol have abnormal ersonality traits character's disturbances, oorly develoed abilities (10). These ersonality characteristics are resented in different categories as their ersonality, strongly effect their ability to adat, and ossibilities of manifesting abnormal behavior. As it has already known, numerous roblems and stress situations effect normal erson, according to that, it can easily be conclude that eole with disturbances in the structure of their ersonality, are the greatest otential dangers in the traffic. Analysis showed that there had been about 2.6% of drivers "under" alcohol in everyday traffic. These eole resent ermanent danger for their own life, but also danger for lives of other articiants in traffic. Confirmation of revious is information on that more than 20% of all died eole in the traffic were "under" alcohol (8). Effecting on CS alcohol decreases attention and ability to judge, elongates acoustic and visual reaction time, reduces eye accommodation and horizontal nistagmus seed. Decrease of color sight roduces reduction of ability to observe so; some objects can vanish from eye field or can be dulicate. In high seed driving reaction that was late for 100 ms, would rovoke going
4 84 J. Jovanović, M. Jovanović,. Vuković, J. Jevremović away for about 10 m. Sense of resonsibility and anticiation of consequences also decrease (11). Peole that use alcohol have higher risk for cardiovascular diseases, and it is roved that chronic alcoholism rovokes deression of cardiovascular function (12, 13). All of this often roduces reduction of driving ability and more frequent traffic. According to results of this research smoking cigarettes intensify noxious effects of alcohol on safe driving. Smoking cigarettes influence drivers attention and roduces biochemical changes that rovide anoxia and deeened CS deression that alcohol already has made (14, 15). In this research it is find that drunkenness is the most frequent in the youngest age grou (18-30 years) (Table 5). This information is also resent in researches of other authors. Our exlorations showed that including drivers in theraeutic, exlorative and educational rogram decreased number of the traffic. This confirms conclusion of other exerts that drunk drivers have minor level of driving culture and education in comarison with others. Because of that, they have to be included in mentioned rograms. Conclusion Drunkenness of drivers is in 34.67% of case reason for extraordinary health examination. The most common indication and effects of drunkenness are traffic and oversteing of allowed vehicle seed. The greatest number of drivers use alcohol from time to time and in resonsible doses, but these doses must be contributing factors in the develoing of traffic. References 1. Madden C, Cole TB. Emergency intervention to break the cycle of drunken driving and recurrent injury. Ann Emerg Med 1995; 26: Brewer RO, Morris PD, Cole TB, Watkins S, Patetta MJ, Pokin C. The risk of dying in alcohol-related automobile crashes among habitual drunk drivers. Engl J Med 1994; 331: McMillen DL, Adams MS, Wells PE, Pang MG, Anderson BJ. Personality traits and behaviors of alcohol imaired drivers: a comarison of first and multile offenders. Addict Behav 1992; 17: Gjerde H, Beulich KM, Morland J. Incidence of alcohol and drugs in fatality injured car drivers in orway. Accid Anal Prev. 1993; 25: Steensberg J. Accidental road traffic deaths-rosects for local revention. Accid Anal Prev 1994; 26: Peck RC, Arstein Kerstake GW, Helander CJ. Psichometric and biograhical correlates of drunk driving recidivism and treatment rogram comliance, J Stud Alcohol 1994; 55: Guy A, Adams Guy JR. Behavior and ercetions related to drunk driving among an internal samle of comany vehicle drivers, J Stud Alcohol 1995; 56: Hangston R, Heeren T, Winter M. Lowre legal blood alcohol limits for young drivers. Public Health Re 1994; 109: Robertson MD, Drummer OH. Resonsibility analysis: a methodology to study the effects of drugs and driving. Accid Anal Prev 1994; 26: Guy A. Subjective robability of accident and arehension in relation to self other bias, age and reorted behavior. Accid Anal Prev 1993; 25: Backer S, Fisher R. Alcohol and motor fatalities, J Traffic Med. 1977; 4: Askanas A, Udoshi M, Sadiasi SA. The heart in chronic alcoholism: a non invasive study. Am Heart J 1980; 99: Gould L. Cardiac effects of alcohol, Angiology, 1980; 31: Jovanović J, Jovanović M. Chronic exosure to carbon monoxide as a contributing factor of develoing traffic. 33 rd Int Congress of Forensic (Tiaff), and 1 st Environmental Toxicology, Thessaloniki, 1995; McLenan BA, Vingilis E, Larkin E, Stiduto G, Makartney FM, Sharkey PW. Psychosocial characteristics and follow u drinking and non drinking drivers in more vehicle crashes. J Trauma 1993; 35: VOZAČKA SPOSOBOST ALKOHOLISAIH VOZAČA MOTORIH VOZILA Jovica Jovanović, Milan Jovanović, atalija Vuković, Jovan Jevremović Zavod za zdravstvenu zaštitu radnika - iš, Jugoslavija Kratak sadržaj: Cilj rada je analiza zdravstvenog stanja vozača uućenih na vanredni zdravstveni regled radi ocene vozačke sosobnosti zbog vožnje motornog vozila u alkoholisanom stanju. Isitivanjem je obuhvaćeno 628 vozača koje je saobraćajna milicija otkrila da voze u alkoholisanom stanju (isitivana grua) i 189 vozača kontrolne grue uućenih na vanredni zdravstveni regled iz nekog drugog razloga. Psihološkim testiranjem kod ovih vozača su najčešće utvrđeni oremećaji sihomotorike i crta ličnosti. ajveći broj ovih vozača ima ograničenu vozačku sosobnost. Vozači koji ovremeno voze u stanju alkoholisanosti su u roteklom
5 DRIVERS ABILITY OF DRUK DRIVERS 85 etogodišnjem eriodu izazvali statistički značajno veći broj saobraćajnih nezgoda u odnosu na vozače kontrolne grue. ajveći broj vozača vozi u alkoholisanom stanju i izaziva saobraćajne nezgode u rvoj godini vozačkog staža. Udruženo dejstvo duvanskog dima i alkohola otencira češću ojavu saobraćajnih nezgoda. Kod vozača isitivane grue je utvrđeno značajno duže vreme reakcije na akustičku i vizuelnu draž u odnosu na vozače kontrolne grue, ri čemu je utvrđena korelacija između većeg broja saobraćajnih nezgoda i dužeg vremena reakcije. Vozači isitivane grue uključeni u teraijski i zdravstveno-edukativni rogram značajno ređe izazivaju saobraćajne nezgode u odnosu na vozače koji nisu rihvatili ovaj rogram. Smatramo da konzumiranje alkohola u našoj sredini redstavlja značajan zrdavstveni i saobraćajni roblem i da kontrola alkoholisanosti vozača i njihovo uućivanje na vanredne zdravstvene reglede radi ocene vozačke sosobnosti redstavlja značajnu meru rimarne revencije drumskog saobraćajnog traumatizma. Ključne reči: Alkoholisani vozači, alkoholizam, sihomotorni oremećaji, saobraćajna nezgoda, vozačka sosobnost Received: January 21, 1999
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