Investigating the Relationship between Driving Style and Job Burnout of Intercity Bus Drivers (Case Study: Tehran Bus Drivers)

Sheikholeslami, Abdolreza; Mohammadali Zaboli, Parisa; Hassani, Shahin

doi:10.22119/jte.2024.339060.2597

Investigating the Relationship between Driving Style and Job Burnout of Intercity Bus Drivers (Case Study: Tehran Bus Drivers)

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Document Type : Scientific - Research

Authors

Abdolreza Sheikholeslami ¹

parisa mohammadali zaboli ²

Shahin Hassani ³

¹ Assistant proffessor, Department of transportation planning, school of civil engineering, iran university of science and technology

² Department of Transportation Planning, Faculty of Civil Engineering, Iran University of Science and Technology

³ Department of Civil Engineering, Iran university of Science and Technology

10.22119/jte.2024.339060.2597

Abstract

Buses are the most common and widely used means of public transportation and in Tehran, on average, 2 million and 100 thousand trips are made daily using this mode. Because drivers of these vehicles are engaged in repetitive activities on a daily basis, they are highly prone to burnout. Burnout can severely affect drivers' performance and affect their behavior and driving style. In this study, the relationship between burnout and driving style of Tehran city bus drivers has been investigated. Data were collected using self-reported questionnaires in collaboration with the Tehran and Suburbs Bus Organization and the collected data were analyzed using SPSS software. The results show that the incidence of burnout can increase the tendency to negative and dangerous driving styles and reduce the tendency to positive and safe driving styles. In this study, for each of the driving styles associated with burnout, a multiple regression model was presented in which the driving styles as a dependent variable and the dimensions of burnout as independent variables.

Keywords

Bus Drivers

Driving Style

Burnout

Multiple Regression Model

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