Driving behavior influenced by
family, friends:
A new study
confirms that family and friends influence whether a driver speeds. Judy
Fleiter, from the Queensland University of Technology's (QUT) Accident
Research and Road Safety Centre, looked at the driving habits of more
than 300 people in south-east Queensland aged 16-79. She says there is a
distinct "social influence" on how people drive. The study results are
showing us are that people can also be influenced to not speed. So it
goes both ways in relation to that driving behavior and that seems
particularly relevant. While friends were more important in the results
of the study, family members were also a significant influence.
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