ABSTRACT
The relative factors influencing the level of psychosomatic health and driving safety were investigated in 203 army drivers. The results indicated that psychosomatic disorders, especially more prominent in subscales of the eye and ear, respiratory system, skeleton and muscle, and depression might occur. The main factors influencing pschosomatic health were negative live change unit (- Leu), pschoticism, neuroticism, lie, and tendency to intervert of the character, driving kilometres, the number of years set for driving service, and psychiatric family history. The happening of the accident and error was related to some psychosomatic problems, neuroticism, more high degree of lie, greater age, driving kilometres, and the number of years set for driving service.