Abstract
In August 1993, the seventh in a series of national surveys on community attitudes to road safety was conducted. A number of methodological and content changes were made in this survey. This report contains results from Wave 7, and, where possible, comparative results with earlier surveys. Issues covered include causes of road crashes, perceptions of police enforcement of road rules, attitudes to drink driving, random breath testing, speeding, and restraint use and involvement in road crashes. For the report of Wave 4 see C 2091, for the report of Wave 5 see C 15 and for the report of Wave 6 see C 1858.