Investigating on Adolescent Traveler Habits, Before and Intra COVID-19 Pandemic: The Case Study of Chiang Rai

Arreeras, Tosporn; Chansuk, Chanittha; Arimura, Mikiharu

doi:10.1109/dasa54658.2022.9765315

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“…A popular statistical technique for testing research hypotheses by incorporating pertinent theories or concepts is structural equation modeling (SEM) [25][26][27]. A recent study utilized SEM to investigate the personality traits, socio-cognitive features, and risky riding behaviors in a sample of 1028 inexperienced Italian drivers.…”

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Examining Risky Riding Behaviors: Insights from a Questionnaire Survey with Middle-Aged and Older Motorcyclists in Thailand

Sunmud,

Arreeras,

Phonsitthangkun

et al. 2024

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This research endeavors to achieve three primary objectives. Firstly, it seeks to develop a measurement model capable of assessing the motorcycle riding behavior of middle-aged individuals in Thailand. The construction of this model integrates the motorcycle rider behavior questionnaire (MRBQ) with statistical and descriptive analyses. Secondly, the research examines the accuracy of the measurement model using a factor analysis approach, comprising both exploratory and confirmatory factor analyses. Lastly, the study aims to furnish the people of Thailand with a set of guidelines for self-assessment of their motorcycle riding habits. The examination involves 399 middle-aged motorcycle riders aged 35 years or older, a significant majority of whom (81%) possess the requisite licenses for motorcycle operation, with the majority (83%) accumulating over a decade of riding experience. Through analysis, a set of 39 items capturing nuanced behaviors exhibited by middle-aged motorcyclists in Thailand is identified. These items are categorized into four distinct clusters: speed violations, control errors, traffic errors, and adherence to safety equipment protocols. The utilization of the MRBQ in this study holds significant importance, as it provides valuable insights into the riding practices of the Thai population. The resultant findings hold the potential to inform safety initiatives and strategies aimed at enhancing the overall motorcycle riding experience.

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confidence: 99%