Self-reports of safe driving behaviors in relationship to sex, age, education and income in the US adult driving population

摘要

This study analyzed the data of a health and safety survey conducted on a representative sample of the adult driving population. The analysis focused on the relationships between self-reported safe driving behaviors (including belt use, observing speed limits, And abstaining from drinking and driving), and demographic characteristics (including sex, age, education and income). The Results showed that the three behaviors are quite independent of each other, and, contrary to some stereotypes, there is no single High-risk group that is most likely to violate all three safe driving behaviors.