News tagged with Speeding and Aggressive Driving

Overspeed - It is defined as "driving beyond the speed limit being published, driving too fast due to situation or race" - this is a dangerous driving behavior that is often overlooked.

Despite advances in other areas, such as an increase in the use of seatbelts and a decrease in death due to drunk driving, speeding is still a factor of many road deaths. In 2016, 10111 people died in a car accident related to speeding violation (27% of all deaths).

Speed ​​violations are often an indispensable part of radical driving, and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) defines it as "to combat traffic violations and endanger others and property." Several states have adopted extreme driving methods to explain these behaviors such as speeding violation, red light execution, concession failure, follow-up, unreasonable delivery.

Both speed and aggressive driving should be evaluated as passenger protection and driving solutions are compromised in order to achieve zero death on our country road.

Each country has various methods, such as strengthening data-driven enforcement, technology advancement, publicity and education programs that emphasize the dangers of aggressive driving, providing safe driving skills, or promoting future law enforcement programs We are eradicating speeding vigor and aggressive driving

The GHSA recommends that states deal with acceleration problems by adopting aggressive driving enforcement and targeted enforcement at schools and workplaces.

In addition, GHSA actively promotes enforcement campaigns with a high level of visibility nationwide, promotes best practices of automation enforcement strategies, promptly and aggressively to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) We encourage driving promotion. Collect domestic forums and experts to formulate action plans and share tools and best practices.

1 National Center for statistics and analysis. (October 2017) Automobile Collision 2016: Summary (Traffic Safety Facts CrashStats. Report Number DOT HS 812 456). Washington DC: National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. https://crashstats.nhtsa.dot.gov/Api/Public/ViewPublication/812456

The term "radical driving" covers the range of dangerous driving behavior. Acceleration, retreat, traffic in and out, red light execution, or a combination of these activities is often regarded as fundamental driving force. Most drivers are familiar with this type of driving, but it is difficult for Congress to fully define aggressive driving. As of 2017, 15 states passed legislation on aggressive drivers. In many cases, these acts constitute a fundamental driving crime and fines or penalties for committing such crimes.

Each country has various methods, such as data driven enhancement, technology advancement, public information education program focused on the danger of aggressive driving, providing safe driving skills, or promoting future law enforcement programs I am fighting speed and aggressive driving. In addition, GHSA actively promotes enforcement campaigns with a high level of visibility nationwide, promotes best practices of automation enforcement strategies, promptly and aggressively to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) We encourage driving promotion. Collect domestic forums and experts to formulate action plans and share tools and best practices.

Aggressive driving Active driving is often characterized by speed violations and recklessness, and a combination of drivers, cyclists and other dangerous behaviors threatening pedestrians. Overtaking failure, inappropriate lane change, too severe, neglect of traffic control, speeding up and improper passage are all signs of radical driving. In 2009, radical driving resulted in 8% of all deceased and 5% of seriously injured. They caused 47 deaths and 350 serious injuries in Florida. It seems that the number of radical driving-related deaths and serious injuries has been greatly reduced as the agency decided to change aggressive driving definitions to comply with statutory definitions. Therefore, it is necessary to take special measures to suppress this behavior.