Factors Contributing to Dangerous Driving?!?

Question

how do human, environmental and vehicle factors contribute to dangerous driving?

if you can, include sources

thanks

Answer 1

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Humans - inattention to the driving task at all times.

Environmental (1) - the natural environment cannot contribute to dangerous driving...however, a driver's inattention to, and preparation for, the natural environment,such as rain, different surface temperatures on bridges in cold weather, camber of road, junctions, wind etc etc can.

Environmental (2) - the driver's environment inside the car needs to be free from distractions such as loud music, mobile phones, dirty windows etc, as these can contribute to dangerous driving.

Vehicle - a badly maintained vehicle can contribute, although the driver again is responsible for the correct speed for the road and traffic conditions etc.

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Answer 2

funny, i got an assignment which asks the same question.

Answer 3

Human Factor - Top of all, SELFISH, INCONSIDERATE, STUBBORN, SHOW-OFF, HIGH PRIDE, too much to say,

Environmental  - Can't blame that. Why? We human are one who destroy mother earth! Due to development, there's landslide, floods, etc.

Vehicle - The safest car in this world is ????????? PARK IT IN YOUR GARAGE AND NEVER GET IT ON THE ROAD. Then again, the enforcement officer should never let unfit vehicle on the road. As i heard, lots of people still die in accident with their seat belt buckle-up.

To be safe means be considerate. Don't speed. If you see one, let them pass. Well say no more. My advise, PLEASE USE YOUR COMMON SENSE WHILE YOUR ON THE ROAD, AND THAT'S INCLUDING THE PEDESTRIAN.

Answer 4

Humans..........do not follow the rules of the road and are very impatient.

Environment.........weather which effects road and visibility.

Vehicles............lack of truly understanding them as well as poor maintenance.

Answer 5

Dangerous driving is purely human...The motor vehicle with all its fancy gizmos and gadgets is still just a machine - it performs work as a manually (human) operated, self-contained, self-propelled, engine/motor powered machine...If it is not used properly, it will maim and kill...A human is the operator...And if the operator does not have the discipline, awareness, wisdom, training and experience to stay focused on the task at hand (driving), somebody's in danger of being hurt or killed.

There are 2 categories of influences we all drive under - 1) climate, terrain (including roads and traffic), time, media (TV, movies, NASCAR), people (family, friends) and 2) my vehicle and me...In category one, I have no control over these items; in category 2, these are the only things I have control over...And if I am not in control of me, there is no way that I can control my vehicle.