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Traffic behaviour among adolescents using mopeds and light motorcycles
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“…The importance of sociocultural factors as “premises for riding behavior and accident proneness” has already been stressed 27. The presence of these factors is evident in our findings, suggesting that Greek students are not adequately informed on the effectiveness of helmets.…”
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“…The importance of sociocultural factors as “premises for riding behavior and accident proneness” has already been stressed 27. The presence of these factors is evident in our findings, suggesting that Greek students are not adequately informed on the effectiveness of helmets.…”
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“…Very often, motorcyclists, as a group, are viewed as having an irresponsible attitude to risk, because their transportation goal is the road itself. [31] In addition, most of the students in our study reported that they never put a helmet while riding a motorcycle.…”
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“…Research to date has recently begun to examine the factors most closely associated with moped riders' traffic behavior in China. Previous studies have shown associations between various moped riders' behavior and variables, such as gender, age, education, driving technique, helmet use, vehicle state, traffic police presence (16), lane facilities (17), culture, and educational background (18).…”
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“…The importance of sociocultural factors as “premises for riding behavior and accident proneness” has already been stressed 27. The presence of these factors is evident in our findings, suggesting that Greek students are not adequately informed on the effectiveness of helmets.…”
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“…Very often, motorcyclists, as a group, are viewed as having an irresponsible attitude to risk, because their transportation goal is the road itself. [31] In addition, most of the students in our study reported that they never put a helmet while riding a motorcycle.…”
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“…Research to date has recently begun to examine the factors most closely associated with moped riders' traffic behavior in China. Previous studies have shown associations between various moped riders' behavior and variables, such as gender, age, education, driving technique, helmet use, vehicle state, traffic police presence (16), lane facilities (17), culture, and educational background (18).…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…The importance of sociocultural factors as “premises for riding behavior and accident proneness” has already been stressed 27. The presence of these factors is evident in our findings, suggesting that Greek students are not adequately informed on the effectiveness of helmets.…”
Section: Discussion
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confidence: 70%
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“…Very often, motorcyclists, as a group, are viewed as having an irresponsible attitude to risk, because their transportation goal is the road itself. [31] In addition, most of the students in our study reported that they never put a helmet while riding a motorcycle.…”
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confidence: 73%
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“…Research to date has recently begun to examine the factors most closely associated with moped riders' traffic behavior in China. Previous studies have shown associations between various moped riders' behavior and variables, such as gender, age, education, driving technique, helmet use, vehicle state, traffic police presence (16), lane facilities (17), culture, and educational background (18).…”
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confidence: 99%