Unsolved hit and run accidents rising by 60% deny victims compensation and demand stronger public policy for well-being.
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driving
- Leisure & Lifestyle
The Psychology of Summer Driving: Why Teen Risk Spikes Between Memorial Day and Labor Day
Summer brings heightened crash risks for teen drivers due to unstructured time peer pressure and fatigue.
Smart cars reduce effort but drivers remain liable and attentive defensive driving still prevents accidents and injuries.
Car detailing in Calgary is emerging as a simple self-care ritual that helps reduce stress and boost mental clarity.
New research reveals how music, podcasts, and audiobooks impact drivers’ moods, offering insights to make commutes calmer and safer.
A rise in driving anxiety searches since 2022 has led experts from RTA Law to share practical tips for staying calm on the road.
- Cyberpsychology & Technology
New AI System Improves Driver Emotion Detection in All Lighting Conditions
Researchers have developed a facial expression recognition system that remains accurate in varying lighting conditions, improving driver monitoring and road safety.
Driving on psychedelics like psilocybin is both unsafe and illegal due to impaired perception, reaction time, and coordination.
A surge in drink-driving arrests and Google searches reveals Britain’s drivers are still blindsided by the morning-after alcohol risk, prompting urgent calls for awareness and prevention.
- Clinical Psychology & Psychotherapy
Mental Health and Commercial Driving: Why Psychological Testing Could Save Lives
Psychological testing for commercial drivers could reduce accidents by identifying mental health risks, improving focus, and enhancing road safety.
Driving with cold or flu symptoms can impair concentration and reaction times, increasing the risk of accidents on UK roads.
New data reveals the top driving offences in the UK, from speeding to car cleanliness violations, highlighting the need for improved compliance and driver awareness.
- Clinical Psychology & Psychotherapy
The Psychological Triggers of Aggressive Driving in Rideshare Drivers
Aggressive driving in rideshare drivers stems from financial pressure, passenger demands, and urban stress, requiring multifaceted solutions for safer roads.
Over two-thirds of UK motorists support mandatory retesting for senior drivers due to safety concerns about ageing-related impairments.
A survey by ALA Insurance of 2,000 motorists in the UK found that around 44% of drivers admit they feel stressed by regularly driving.
