NTL Record

Title Matching Countermeasures to Driver Types and Speeding Behavior [Traffic Tech]
Record ID 64328
Corporate Creator United States. Department of Transportation. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Publisher United States. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Publication Date 20170601
Language English
Abstract Speeding is a common behavior; most drivers exceed the speed limit some of the time. It is also a complicated behavior that varies by driver and situation. Speeding-related crashes take a large annual toll in injuries, lost lives, and high economic costs in the United States. Speeding is a safety problem requiring serious attention. This study explored driver speeding typologies developed in two previous NHTSA studies, the 2011 National Survey of Speeding Attitudes and Behaviors (NSSAB) (Schroeder, Kostyniuk, & Mack, 2013) and Motivations for Speeding (Richard et al., 2013). An address-based mail survey was conducted in Idaho using a sample drawn from deidentified driver records obtained from the Idaho Transportation Department (ITD). The sample was stratified by age, gender, and number of speeding convictions (0, 1, and 2+ in the last three years). Younger drivers and those with 2+ convictions were oversampled relative to the general population. A total of 1,925 returned surveys were included in the analyses. Survey respondents included males (52%) and females (48%). There were three age groups: younger drivers 18 to 24 (11.2%), drivers 25 to 64 years old (70.6%), and older drivers 65+ (18.2%). Within these demographic categories, drivers were selected based on number of convictions in the previous 3 years. These included drivers with 0 convictions (49.5%), 1 conviction (19.4%), and 2+ convictions (31.1%). Drivers with 2+ convictions were greatly overrepresented in the sample relative to the Idaho driving population due to oversampling of this group of primary interest.
Rosap ID dot:35000
Rosap URL https://rosap.ntl.bts.gov/view/dot/35000
TRT Terms Age groups; Attitudes; Behavior; Countermeasures; Demographics; Drivers; Gender; Measures of effectiveness; Speeding; Surveys
Geographical
Coverage
United States; Idaho
TRIS Online
Accession No
01642483
Report Number DOT HS 812 424
Availability NHTSA - Behavioral Safety Research
Resource type Brief
URL https://ntlrepository.blob.core.windows.net/lib/64000/64300/64328/812424ttcountermeasuresdrivertypesspeedingbehavior.pdf
Format PDF
Database NTL Digital Repository