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Read moreVehicle ergonomics focuses on designing the driver’s environment within the vehicle to maximise safety, comfort, and performance. This becomes particularly relevant in Queensland, where varied terrain and climate conditions can impact driving. It involves adjusting seat positioning, control layouts, and driver interaction with the vehicle to prevent discomfort and reduce injury risks during long hours on the road.
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