Profiling Malaysian driver style (aggressive and passive)

Azizi, Siti Nur Amirah (2022) Profiling Malaysian driver style (aggressive and passive). Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Over the last few years, numerous deaths due to road accidents have been reported. Problems arise when the factor that contributes to the road accident is the driver behaviour itself. This happens when certain driver behaviours can cause a road accident, such as an aggressive driver. Driving aggressively can endanger other road users. This research describes the classification of driver behaviour briefly into aggressive and passive driver by utilizing questionnaires. In this research, two methods have been used to get the result which is data collection by conducting a questionnaire and analyzing the data by using SPSS Analysis to make sure the questionnaire is reliable and the variables is correlate to each other. Without these methods, this research is likely difficult to complete. This research also shows that there are few factors that can cause road accidents, and one of them is driver behaviour. Driver behaviour has the highest percentage in contributing to road traffic accidents that can cause deaths. Driver behaviour can be categorized into three groups which are Violations, Errors, and Lapses. The statistic also has shown that driver behaviour is strongly correlated with road accidents.

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