Determinants of maximize safety level in cars accidents

Mazlan, Nur Dalilly Habriyah (2023) Determinants of maximize safety level in cars accidents. Project Report. Melaka, Malaysia, Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Several variables influence road safety, including infrastructure quality, driver behavior, including proper training, and safe vehicles. A variety of regulations (regulatory acts) apply to the safety of cars in the approval process, regulating technical standards in active and passive vehicle safety, as well as in the environment. Significant changes in technical requirements for cars and their parts occur on a regular basis, owing mostly to technological advancements. Because of the tightening, a huge number of regulatory acts are frequently updated. Manufacturers are directly affected by these regulatory acts because their manufactured automobiles must meet these requirements. The fact that, despite the fact that traffic has quadrupled in the last two decades, the number of fatal accidents has decreased due to improved road safety, demonstrates that these regulatory instruments are evolving in the right direction. Only enhanced vehicle safety has resulted in significant progress, with infrastructure improvements and upgrades accounting for only a minor portion of the cheval. I employ a qualitative methodology in which I utilise Googleform to send questions to drivers with more than five years of experience. A questionnaire consists of a list of inquiries to be put into a google form and instructions on which inquiries should come first and in what sequence. Survey studies and experimental designs are two study areas where questionnaires are frequently employed. 230 out of 250 participants that successfully completed the survey for this study.

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