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to disobey traffic rules perceived a safe driver as somebody who could master the car, whereas drivers who obeyed the rules interpreted it as somebody who could drive without causing any disturbanceto other road users . This would then indicate that a campaign asking drivers to drive safely might not get the result it hoped for.
25 de feb. de 2018 · Read this article. Traffic norms violations are the most common form of law breaking. Our aim was to investigate a factor that might contribute to the massive disobedience to traffic laws, namely drivers’ use of self-legitimization strategies that allow them to transgress them without paying the psychological costs that would ...
16 de feb. de 2018 · Our aim was to investigate a factor that might contribute to the massive disobedience to traffic laws, namely drivers’ use of self-legitimization strategies that allow them to transgress them...
21 de nov. de 2023 · Analysis: the puzzle of why some people obey and others disobey traffic laws extends beyond enforcement to the fabric of society itself. Obedience to traffic laws is crucial for...
17 de abr. de 1981 · The many different reasons for disobeying traffic laws are discussed: ignorance of the law; belief that the law does not serve a useful function; the opinion that a law, while serving a useful purpose, is not necessary for the individual driver in question; the punishment for an offence being thought by a driver to be trivial.
The main hypothesis is that drivers currently think of traffic law disobedience in terms of a driver-police matter, completely missing an inter-drivers sociomoral dimension that could have a...
Article 151 of the RPC punishes unjustifiable disobedience of lawful orders of Persons in Authority or their Agents. While this is self-explanatory, it is important to note that Article 151 actually penalizes two (2) kinds of disobedience: (a) Serious Disobedience; and (b) Simple Disobedience.
