Problem driver remediation: A meta-analysis of the driver improvement literature

Article Abstract:

States have developed a variety of programs and sanctions for controlling the risk of traffic violation and crash repeaters. The Traffic research information services (TRIS) online bibliography database and the California Department of Motor Vehicles research library helped give database for the related study. The study revealed that the high crash an violation rates of problem drivers can be reduced atleast during the short run, by a variety of methods including simple warning letters.

Meta-analysis, Traffic violations

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The relationship between perceived risk of being ticketed and self-reported seat belt use

Article Abstract:

Efforts to improve safety belt usage can be enhanced by identifying specific factors that motivate belt use since 29 percent of Americans failed to use their seat belts in 2000. Motorist survey data were used to examine the effect of Perceived Risk of being Ticketed (PRT) for a seat belt infraction on self-reported seat belt use. Analysis indicated that individuals and groups of individuals who have higher PRT typically report higher belt usage.

Regulation and Administration of Transportation Programs, Motor Vehicle Seating and Interior Trim Manufacturing, Highway Safety Programs, Fabricated textile products, not elsewhere classified, Seat & Safety Belts, Usage, Traffic safety, Seat belts

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