Attitudes of Greek drivers towards mobile phone use while driving. Thesis [in Greek] National Technical University of Athens.

Author(s)
Marinou, P.
Year
Abstract

This Diploma Thesis investigates the attitude of Greek drivers towards mobile phone use while driving. The research is based on the data of the pan-European SARTRE 4 survey, which was conducted on a representative sample of Greek drivers in 2011. The analysis of the drivers’ behavior was carried out by the statistical methods of factor and cluster analysis. According to the results of factor analysis, Greek drivers’ responses in the selected questions were summarized into seven factors, describing road behavior, accident involvement probability, but also their views on issues concerning other drivers’ road behavior, enforcement for road safety and mobile phone use while driving. The results of cluster analysis indicated four different groups of Greek drivers: the cautious, the moderate, the conservative and the thoughtless drivers and the characteristics of each group where identified. (Author/publisher)

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20131328 ST [electronic version only]
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Athens, National Technical University of Athens NTUA, School of Civil Engineering, 2012, XII + 138 p., 31 ref.

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