New research points to alarming trends in public perception and behaviour around driving under the influence (DUI) of cannabis as opposed to alcohol.
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- Health & Medicine
- Mental Health & Well-Being
Drive Your Way to Better Mental Health: Exploring the Benefits of Being at the Wheel
Have you ever felt the urge to jump behind the wheel of your car to gather your thoughts? Do you find the drive home from work therapeutic?
- Mind & Brain
Distracted Driving on the Rise, but Rather Than the Problem, Expert Says Technology Could Be the Solution
In the digital age, an increased desire for constant online connection has created safety hazards for drivers on the road.
It’s possible that at some point as a child, your parents told you that turning the car’s inside lights on while driving was a crime.
Aggressive drivers drive faster and with more mistakes than non-aggressive drivers, putting other road users at risk.
Safety measures need to be strengthened for older cyclists and pedestrians.
Did you know that driving can improve your mental health? A recent study found that driving can be an effective way to reduce stress and anxiety.
Learning to drive? Driving is an incredibly valuable life skill to have and one that can improve your life in many ways.
- Clinical Psychology & Psychotherapy
Expert Tips to Battle Road Rage During Delays This Week
by News Releaseby News ReleaseWith a number of train strikes taking place this week, traffic on UK roads will inevitably surge.
- Positivity & Lifestyle
How Best to Prepare Your Body and Mind for a Long Drive
by News Releaseby News ReleaseAre you planning on taking a road trip soon? If so, it’s important to prepare your body and mind for the long drive.
- Special Needs
Study Finds Few Paediatric Providers Discuss Transportation with Their Autistic Patients
by News Releaseby News ReleaseThis study is part of a body of research that aims to understand the transportation needs of autistic adolescents.
In road accidents it is not always the person who makes the mistake who pays with their lives.
- Society & Culture
New Survey Finds Majority of Americans Experience Anxiety on the Road
by News Releaseby News ReleaseA recent survey found that as many as 66% of Americans experience driving anxiety on the road.
Driving is a daily necessity, and it’s an integral part of our lives.
While vehicle GPS systems offer valuable information for drivers, they increase the risks for deadly crashes and injuries.