After observing the behavior and attitude of the social participation in traffic discipline among taxi drivers in Tehran in 1387

Subject Areas : Urban Management Studies

سید رضا  صالحی امیری ¹ (مسئول مکاتبات)
رضا  قهرمانی ² (ندارد)

Received: 2014-09-02 Accepted : 2014-09-02 Published : 2012-09-22

Keywords: traffic discipline, attitudes, social participation and Traff,

Abstract :

Introduction and Objective: The objective of this paper is to investigate the relationship between attitudes, social participation and observance of traffic discipline. Attitude determination and willingness to participate in the emotional discipline to observe traffic, Determine the relationship between cognitive attitude and willingness to participate in the observance of traffic discipline And the attitude and motivation and willingness to participate in the observance of traffic discipline among the drivers, the objectives of the study are detailed Methods: The study population covered by the taxi drivers SHAHRAN to get the general education courses and rescue centers covered by the health department of Tehran referred. The formulas for sample size calculation, 340 individuals were selected. According to data collected by questionnaire technique referred to questionnaire survey was carried out in Tehran. In addition to the questionnaire, the methods and library records, Internet searches and interviews with some experts as a complement to the above method is used. Fisher's exact test instruments accurately measure the error probability α =% 5 will be used. Karl Pearson's chi-square test statistic to measure the validity of the questionnaire was used, with the sample being tested and rejected in the critical region hypothesis H0, the hypothesis is confirmed. We conclude that the scale is designed for high reliability. Conclusion: The results of Karl Pearson square test at 95% confidence level and the degrees of freedom associated with each hypothesis, showed that the change in social attitudes of the drivers of behavioral, motivational, affective, and cognitive changes in the level of respect are traffic discipline them.