Delivery riders, an occupation that has emerged from China's booming E-commerce
industry, have attracted widespread attention due to their red-light running (RLR) and high …

The theory of planned behavior (TPB, Ajzen, 1985) has proved its efficiency in predicting
different behaviors among road users (Sheeran & Orbell, 2000). The present study …

The present research investigated the proportion of drivers that engage in a wide range of
observable and unobservable driving distractions, along with a number of variables …

Commercial truck drivers are particularly exposed to the risks associated with distracted
driving, especially with mobile phone use while driving (MPWD), due to their higher driving …

Australian drivers' use of hand-held mobile phones is increasing in prevalence, despite the
illegal nature of this behaviour. Research investigating the psychosocial influences on …

Unsafe behaviors, including both errors and violations, have been identified as key
contributors to accidents at nuclear power plants. However, the mechanisms behind such …

Introduction: Despite deployed efforts to establish strict road safety standards, human factors
is still the leading cause of road crashes. To identify determinants of driver's behavior, TPB …

Driver trust has potentially important implications for how vehicle technology is used and
interacted with. In this paper, it will be seen how driver trust functions and how it can be …

Mobile phone use while riding is one of the five most common risky behaviors of motorcycle
riders in Vietnam. This study investigated motorcyclist's mobile phone use while riding …

The aim of this paper is to understand the factors that influence unsafe driving practices by
examining published studies that utilized the theory of planned behavior (TPB) to predict …