Suchergebnisse

Driver reward & punishment are examined as influences in 'driver behavior. Perception & judgment are accepted as signif factors, & a number of res needs are suggested. Public information & educ are evaluated, & deficiences pointed out. Driving as a soc process is examined; recommendations are made for reasonable traffic regulations, a moral approach to traffic safety, & the group discussion- decision technique for improving driver behavior. Limiting conditions of the driver-such as fatigue & intoxication-are discussed. Electronic devices to take control when the driver fails are described & recommended. Lack of information about causes of accidents is a major impediment to progress in most areas of traffic safety. The `mixed team' approach to accident investigation is endorsed. Pedestrian safety is defined as primarily an Ur problem with many of the same socio-psychol'al bases as driver safety. AA.