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Human Factors Guidelines for Road Systems - Collection C: Chapters 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 22 (Tutorials 4, 5, 6), 23 (Updated), 24, 25, 26 (Updated) (2010) / Chapter Skim
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Behavioral Framework for Speeding
Pages 11-12

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... - Trip Types (Speed, Volume) Driver Profiles - Impaired This characteristic Driver Performance - Reckless changes that behavior - Speed Selection - Aggressive - Headway Selection - "Normal" - Lane Maintenance - Cautious - Lane Change Behaviors - Capacity-limited - Illegal Actions - Distracted Driving Outcomes, including Excessive Speeding, Near-misses, and Crashes Countermeasure Countermeasure Countermeasure Countermeasure Countermeasure Countermeasure elements that elements that elements that elements that elements that elements that address address specif ic target specific address specif ic address specif ic address specific demographic or driver behaviors, driver types vehicle f actors driving actions situation/ driver f itness attitudes, belief s, environment aspects etc.
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... Demographic Age, gender, socioeconomic DePelsmacker & Janssens, 2007; Harré, Field & Kirkwood, and education level 1996; Hemenway & Solnick, 1993; Stradling, Meadows & Beatty, 2002 Personality Attitudes, habits, personal and Arnett, Offer & Fine, 1997; Clément & Jonah, 1984; social norms, thrill-seeking, DePelsmacker & Janssens, 2007; Ekos Research Associates, beliefs 2007; Gabany, Plummer & Grigg, 1997; McKenna & Horswill, 2006; Stradling, Meadows & Beatty, 2002 Roadway Posted speed Book & Smigielski, 1999; Giles, 2004 Environment Urban/rural Giles, 2004; Rakauskas, Ward, Gerberich & Alexander, 2007 Vehicle Engine size; vehicle age Hirsh, 1986; Stradling, Meadows & Beatty, 2002 Risky Drinking and driving, seatbelt Arnett, Offer & Fine, 1997; Cooper, 1997; Gabany, Plummer & Behaviors use, red light running Grigg, 1997; Harré, Field & Kirkwood, 1996; Hemenway & Solnick, 1993; Rajalin, 1994 Situational Trip time, mood, inattention, Arnett, Offer & Fine, 1997; Ekos Research Associates, 2007; fatigue Gabany, Plummer & Grigg, 1997; Hirsh, 1986; McKenna, 2005; McKenna & Horswill, 2006 Design Issues None. Cross References Speeding Countermeasures: Setting Appropriate Speed Limits, 17-10 Speeding Countermeasures: Communicating Appropriate Speed Limits, 17-12 Speeding Countermeasures: Using Roadway Design and Traffic Control Elements to Address Speeding Problems, 17-14 Key References 1.
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