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The 2009 Traffic Safety Culture Index Survey was conducted by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety to investigate the public's traffic safety knowledge, attitudes, behaviors, and experiences. The survey was a random telephone sample of over 2,500 U.S. residents ages 16 and up. Key findings included that the majority of drivers do not feel safer than five years ago, with distracted driving such as cell phone use being a major reason cited. The survey also found high percentages of drivers admitting to cell phone use and texting while driving despite recognizing the dangers. The AAA Foundation will use the survey results to guide traffic safety research, education, and policy discussions.
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- 1. 2009 Traffic Safety Culture Index Survey
- 4. Research affiliate of AAA/CAA
- 6. Foster research that seeks solutions
- 9. Surveys conducted by Abt SRBI Inc
- 11. To create a baseline measure of traffic safety culture in the U.S.
- 12. To continue monitoring America’s traffic safety culture over time through surveys
- 13. To guide traffic safety research and education
- 15. Sample included landline and cell phone
- 16. Interviews conducted in English and Spanish
- 17. Conducted April 15, 2009 – May 12, 2009
- 18. Interviewed 2,501 U.S. residents ages 16+
- 19. Statistics weighted to be representative of U.S. population
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- 29. 95% of drivers saying texting while driving was completely or somewhat unacceptable
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