determinants of risky driving behavior: a narrative review

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saba jafarpour sina trauma and surgery research center, tehran university of medical sciences, tehran, iran & postdoctoral research fellow department of neurology, boston children's hospital, harvard medical school, boston.سازمان اصلی تایید شده: دانشگاه علوم پزشکی تهران (tehran university of medical sciences)سازمان های دیگر: sina trauma and surgery research center

vafa rahimi-movaghar research vice chancellor of sina trauma and surgery research center, department of neurosurgery, shariati hospital, tehran university of medical sciences, tehran, iran & research centre for neural repair, university of tehran, tehran, iran.سازمان اصلی تایید شده: دانشگاه علوم پزشکی تهران (tehran university of medical sciences)سازمان های دیگر: research vice chancellor of sina trauma and surgery research center

abstract

road traffic crashes (rtcs) account for great mortality and morbidity rates worldwide, resulting in substantial global burden. factors contributing to rtc generally fall into three categories: environmental, vehicle, and human, with the human factor being by far the leading determinant. obtaining an in-depth exploration of driving behavior and factors underpinning risky driving could be of particular importance to facilitate the establishment of effective policies. the present article provides insight to different aspects of risky driving behavior, at micro and macro levels, from individual attitudes, and psychological factors like personality, temperament, mood and emotions, to socioeconomic context, social norms, cultural backgrounds, level of law enforcement, and internalization of legality in the society. risky driving behavior is a multidimensional issue and any effort to design and establish modification policies should be based on a comprehensive understanding of its determinants in different aspects.

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medical journal of islamic republic of iran

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