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Changing motorists’ behaviour is possible

The conflict for road space and offensive road-user behaviour witnessed on urban roads can be explained by how the different road users value time in relation to their sources of income and the profit maximising strategies they adopt on the road. Bad driving is an induced behaviour.

To improve urban road transport system, it is important to invest in appropriate road infrastructure and transport services that respond to the unique needs of different road users.

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