The influence of gender on traffic accidents : the case of the Republic of Slovenia.

Author(s)
Bilban, M.
Year
Abstract

Modern road traffic (RT) requires great efforts from all drivers and the highest use of all their physical and mental capacities. In addition, drivers must possess a certain character to ensure safe driving. Only a few decades ago, the driving of motor vehicles was a rarity and women behind the steering wheel were even scarcer. With the development of motorisation, their share of RT has been a constant increase, as has, logically, their share of road traffic accidents (RTA). This research presents the increasingly important role of women in RT and attempts to show the special attributes of female drivers, namely that above all, they cause fewer accident, and notably, those those cause are less likely to be fatal. (A)

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Library number
990925 ST [electronic version only]
Source

Collegium Antropologicum, Vol. 22 (1998), No. 2 (December), p. 551-562, 22 ref.

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