Determinants of Awareness about Road Accidents and Knowledge of Traffic Rules: Empirical Evidence from Khulna City in Bangladesh

This paper explores the social, demographic, economic, and other relevant determinants of road accident victims’ awareness knowledge regarding traffic rules. Data were collected from 200 victims accidents (RTAs) in Khulna City, Bangladesh, using face-to-face surveys interviews. Using probit model estimation, seven factors found to be statistically significant: gender, training experience, education, access media, previous involvement accidents, residence urban areas, high-skilled jobs. The results show that with higher experiences are more aware have learned adequate Victims who live rural areas or low-skilled jobs less likely rules than those In addition, males RTAs females.