1. Summary -- 2. Background to the project -- 3. Methods -- 3.1 Sampling frame -- 3.2 Questionnaires -- 3.2.1 Women's Road Safety Survey -- 3.2.2 Women's Health Australia Baseline Survey -- 3.3 Selection, contact and follow-up methods -- 3.4 Scoring and statistical analysis -- 4. Results -- 4.1 Participants -- 4.2 Driving patterns -- 4.3 Driving and social functions -- 4.4 Driver behaviour questionnaire scores -- 4.5 Crashes -- 4.6 Characteristics associated with driver behaviour scores -- 4.7 Characteristics associated with driver behaviour scores and crashes -- Appendices -- Appendix 1. The questionnaire -- Appendix 2. Sources of the questions -- Appendix 3. Items from the Women's Health Australia questionnaire -- Appendix 4. Responses - frequency tables -- Appendix 5. Tables of mean lapse, error and violation scores with fault, type of crash, alcohol and time pressure scores
Summary
"Provides an analysis of attitudes and driving behaviours of young and middle-aged women obtained through a recent survey of women from across Australia" -- p.3
Analysis
Attitudes
Behaviour
Comparisons
Motor vehicle driving
Statistics
Surveys
Traffic accidents
Women
Notes
"Performing organisation : Research Institute for Gender and Health, The University of Newcastle" ... p.3