PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF SAFE DRIVING

Abstract

The problem of road accidents and the adaptive behavior of road users, which is literally all of humanity, worries the minds of traffic organizers
According to the UN data, about 1 million 350 thousand people die on the roads every year and about 50 million are injured, and some victims become disabled for life. And this is due to the fact that someone exceeded the speed limit, got behind the wheel in a state of intoxication or forgot to fasten a seat belt. The number of deaths in car accidents is 10 times higher than in railway accidents, and 3.3 times more than in aviation ones. Based on the foregoing, it becomes obvious that the development of effective ways to combat road injuries is a vital human problem, the relevance of which is increasing every year.