Introduction to Aberrant Bicycle Riding Behavior Aberrant Bicycle Riding Behavior (ABRB) constitutes a complex field of inquiry within transportation psychology and safety research, referring to actions undertaken by cyclists that deviate significantly from established traffic regulations, accepted safety norms, or principles of road etiquette. These deviations are critical because they often introduce heightened risks, not […]
Attitudes toward Traffic Violations: A Psychological Perspective The study of attitudes toward traffic violations represents a critical intersection between social psychology, behavioral economics, and public safety. These attitudes—defined as an individual’s evaluation, feeling, and behavioral disposition toward the act of breaking traffic laws—are fundamental predictors of actual driving behavior and, consequently, road safety outcomes. Understanding […]