The title of the table is List of OECD Countries. The countries listed in the table are as follows: Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Korea, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Mexico, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovak Republic, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, United Kingdom, and United States.
The title of the table is Search Terms Used During the Task 2 Evidence Review. The column headers of the table are 1st Level Search Terms, 1st Operator, 2nd Level Search Terms, 2nd Operator, and 3rd Level Search Terms. The data given in the table column-wise are as follows: Young asterisk driver; teen driver; adolescent driver; New asterisk driver; novice driver; learner driver; AND; Test; Exam; Practical; Theory; Skill asterisk; competenc asterisk; train asterisk; program asterisk; licen asterisk; AND; rationale; justification; requirement; scoring; technique; method; behav asterisk; policy; management; instruct asterisk; examiner; evidence; score asterisk; fault asterisk; error asterisk; mistake asterisk; threshold asterisk; pass asterisk; criteri asterisk. Below the table is the following note: The asterisk is a Boolean operator denoting truncation.
Expert Advisory Group Participants: Moderator: Jeffrey Michael, Johns Hopkins University School of Public Health. Panelists (in alphabetical order): Mark Butcher, Dan Cooke, Washington State, Department of Licensing; Don Fisher, University of Massachusetts, Amherst; Bob Hannigan, Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency; Pierro Hirsch, Virage Simulation, Canada; Mark Horswill, University of Queensland, Australia; Neale Kinnear, Humn, United Kingdom; Jacqueline Milani, NHTSA; Bruce Morton, National Institutes for Child Health and Human Development (Emeritus); Teresa Senserrick, University of Western Australia.
Selika Josiah Talbott, Autonomous Vehicle Consulting; Emily Thomas, NHTSA; Willem Vlakveld, SWOV, Netherlands; Rebecca Weast, Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.

The title of the table is Features Used in the Gradient-Boosting Machine to Predict Driving Risk. The column headers of the table are Rank and Test Item. The data given in the table row-wise are as follows: 1: Lane travel DP Vis; Backing DP Vis; 2: Lane travel DP Sig; 3: Parallel parking CP Dis; 4: Backing L S Wide; 5: Lane travel CP Lanes; 6: Parallel parking L S Curb; 7: Backing L S Dis; 8: Mechanical operation DP Sig; 9: Park and start on hill DPWh; 10: Parallel parking DP Unable; 11: Parallel parking L S Joc; 12: General driving performance CP; 13: Hes; 14: Right turns LS Wide; 15: Backing DPStp; 16: Parallel parking CP Cent; 17: Mechanical operation DP Gear; 18: Park and start on hill DPPb; 19: Mechanical operation LS Gear; 20: Parallel parking CP Try; 21: Mechanical operation LSPB; 22: hpRecall; 23: Traffic signal lights DP Vis; 24: Left turns DP Cut; 25: Traffic control devices DP Ftc; 26: Uncontrolled intersections DP Speed; 27: Passing DP Close; 28: Lane travel DPRt; 29: Backing DP Sw; 30: Stop signs or Flashing lights CPSl; 31: Left turns CP Late; 32: Parallel parking LS 1 half; 33: General driving performance DP; 34: Slow General driving performance CP Slow; 35: Backing LS Curb;
36: Traffic signal lights CPSl; 37: Park and start on hill CP Dis; 38: Left turns DP Pos; 39: Parallel parking DP Curb; 40: Mechanical operation DP Hands; 41: Lane travel DP Curb; 42: Park and start on hill DP Sig; 43: Traffic signal lights CP Hes; 44: Left turns DP Vis; 45: Right turns CP Stop; 46: Left turns LS Wide; 47: Right-of-way DP Row; 48: Parallel parking DP Sig; 49: Park and start on hill LS Curb; 50: hpAssess; 51: Starting DP Vis; 52: Starting DP Sig; 53: Left turns DP Wide; 54: Mechanical operation DP Brk; 55: Park and start on hill LS Control; 56: Right turns CP Lanes; 57: Right-of-way CP Row; 58: Park and start on hill DP Vis; 59: Lane travel C P Weave; 60: Backing DP Wide; 61: Backing DP Sig; 62: Uncontrolled intersections CP Speed; 63: Backing DP Unable; 64: Backing DP Curb; 65: Right turns CP Late; 66: Parallel parking DP Vis; 67: General driving performance DP Attn; 68: Park and start on hill DP Dis; 69: Traffic signal lights DP Yel; 70: Lane travel DP Lanes; 71: Backing L S Weave; 72: Left turns DP Sig; 73: Backing DP 2 Stop; 74: Stop signs or Flashing lights DP Vis;
75: Mechanical operation DP 1 Hand; 76: Traffic signal lights CP Ror; 77: Left turns CP Stop; 78: Park and start on hill DP Curb; 79: Mechanical operation L S Races; 80: Left turns DP Speed; 81: Following CP Dis; 82: Uncontrolled intersections DP Vis.
The title of the table is Features Not Used in the Gradient-Boosting Machine to Predict Driving Risk. The column headers of the table are Item Number and Test Item. The data given in the table row-wise are as follows: 1: Backing DP Speed; 2: Backing DP Road; 3: Backing LS Cut; 4: Mechanical operation DP Vis; 5: Mechanical operation DP Arm; 6: Mechanical operation DP Pos; 7: Mechanical operation DP Clutch; 8: Mechanical operation LS Clutch; 9: Mechanical operation LS Stall; 10: Mechanical operation LS Start; 11: Mechanical operation LS Control; 12: Mechanical operation LS Spins; 13: Parallel parking DP Cont; 14: Parallel parking DP Thru; 15: Parallel parking DP Road; 16: Left turns CP Lanes; 17: Park and start on hill DP Gear; 18: Park and start on hill DP Control; 19: Park and start on hill LS Joc; 20: Right turns DP Vis; 21: Right turns DP Sig; 22: Right turns DP Speed; 23: Right turns DP Cut; 24: Right turns DP Pos; 25: Right turns DP Wide; 26: Starting DP Curb Uncontrolled intersections CP; 27: Hes; 28: Following DP Close; 29: Traffic control devices CP Stop; 30: Passing DP Vis; 31: Passing DP Sig; 32: Passing DP Wide; 33: Passing DP Left; 34: Passing DP Right; 35: Passing CP Pass Stop signs or Flashing lights DP;
36: 2 Stop; 37: Stop signs or Flashing lights CPCw; 38: Stop signs or Flashing lights CP Int; 39: Traffic signal lights CPCw General driving performance DP; 40: Stop.
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Abbreviations and acronyms used without definitions in TRB publications: |
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A4A |
Airlines for America |
AAAE |
American Association of Airport Executives |
AASHO |
American Association of State Highway Officials |
AASHTO |
American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials |
ACI–NA |
Airports Council International–North America |
ACRP |
Airport Cooperative Research Program |
ADA |
Americans with Disabilities Act |
APTA |
American Public Transportation Association |
ASCE |
American Society of Civil Engineers |
ASME |
American Society of Mechanical Engineers |
ASTM |
American Society for Testing and Materials |
ATA |
American Trucking Associations |
CTAA |
Community Transportation Association of America |
CTBSSP |
Commercial Truck and Bus Safety Synthesis Program |
DHS |
Department of Homeland Security |
DOE |
Department of Energy |
EPA |
Environmental Protection Agency |
FAA |
Federal Aviation Administration |
FAST |
Fixing Americaʼs Surface Transportation Act (2015) |
FHWA |
Federal Highway Administration |
FMCSA |
Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration |
FRA |
Federal Railroad Administration |
FTA |
Federal Transit Administration |
GHSA |
Governors Highway Safety Association |
HMCRP |
Hazardous Materials Cooperative Research Program |
IEEE |
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers |
ISTEA |
Intermodal Surface Transportation Efficiency Act of 1991 |
ITE |
Institute of Transportation Engineers |
MAP-21 |
Moving Ahead for Progress in the 21st Century Act (2012) |
NASA |
National Aeronautics and Space Administration |
NASAO |
National Association of State Aviation Officials |
NCFRP |
National Cooperative Freight Research Program |
NCHRP |
National Cooperative Highway Research Program |
NHTSA |
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration |
NTSB |
National Transportation Safety Board |
PHMSA |
Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration |
RITA |
Research and Innovative Technology Administration |
SAE |
Society of Automotive Engineers |
SAFETEA-LU |
Safe, Accountable, Flexible, Efficient Transportation Equity Act: A Legacy for Users (2005) |
TCRP |
Transit Cooperative Research Program |
TEA-21 |
Transportation Equity Act for the 21st Century (1998) |
TRB |
Transportation Research Board |
TSA |
Transportation Security Administration |
U.S. DOT |
United States Department of Transportation |

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