What are the common risk factors identified in Road Safety studies?
Several risk factors are commonly identified in road safety studies:
Speeding: Higher speeds increase the likelihood and severity of crashes. Alcohol and drug use: Impairs driving abilities and reaction times. Distracted driving: Activities like texting or eating while driving divert attention. Non-use of seatbelts: Increases the risk of severe injury or death in a crash. Poor road conditions: Potholes, inadequate signage, and poorly designed intersections.
