Abstract
Traffic safety culture is a relatively new concept which has recently gained attention in the field of traffic safety. Traffic safety culture appears to be an intuitive and powerful concept with which to explain observed differences in international, regional, and demographic crash risk, as well as the propensity to commit high risk behaviors.
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