Factors that drivers say motivate safe driving practices

Article Abstract:

Factors that compel individuals to drive safely and their perception of their driving behavior were analyzed. Results show that subjects considered themselves above average safe drivers. Negative consequences of reckless driving, such as probable car crash and increased insurance liability, were cited as factors that compel subjects to drive safely. This finding indicates that increased awareness of such negative consequences would lead to safe driving practices.

Research, Safety and security measures, Automobile driving, Motor vehicle driving, Traffic safety

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Concerns, dispositions and behaviors of aggressive drivers: what do self-identified aggressive drivers believe about traffic safety?

Article Abstract:

Comparison of beliefs, driving behaviors, and self-described driving dispositions of aggressive and non-aggressive drivers to identify high risk drivers is presented. Effective methods of solving the problem of aggressive driving have also been discussed.

United States, Drivers (Vehicles), Transit and Ground Passenger Transportation, Local and Suburban Transportation, Behavior, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Motor vehicle drivers, Automobile drivers

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