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July 29, 2008Traffic Safety Blog

Peter Kissinger spoke with Cynthia Gorney of the New York Times, and had a great conversation about how and why we behave as we do on the roads - a definite sync with traffic safety culture. Her published story is an ...

May 12, 2008Assessing Safety Culture Through Periodic Public Surveys

In 2006, the AAA Foundation began a new research initiative to address safety culture in the United States, specifically focusing on public attitudes toward traffic safety. The goals of this initiative are to describe, to measure, and most importantly, to ...

August 19, 2007Speeding Triples Crash Risk

A Foundation research report identifies four driving behaviors directly associated with an increased crash risk. Speeding was found to nearly triple the odds of being involved in a crash.

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Changing attitudes and behaviors that contribute to complacency about car crashes and risky driving.

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