Comparison of the problems of Austrian and Hungarian road users.

Author(s)
Klemanjak, W.
Year
Abstract

This study investigates the opinions of the Austrian and Hungarian population regarding mutual road traffic problems. A representative sample of 1.000 persons was interviewed in each country. The interviews included questions to the following topics: 1) Travel attitude; 2) selection of means of transportation; 3) attitudes towards road traffic; 4) experiences with the neighbours' driving and behaviour, and 5) road traffic problems in the neighbour country. (A)

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C 6413 (In: C 6392 b S) /83 / IRRD 866340
Source

In: Proceedings of the conference Road safety in Europe, Berlin, Germany, September 30 - October 2, 1992, VTI rapport 380A, Part 2, p. 93-106

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