Division 13: Traffic & Transportation Psychology

Welcome to Division 13: Traffic & Transportation Psychology

Traffic and Transportation Psychology is substantially concerned with the what, the how, and the why of road safety. As well it is heavily involved in the field of evaluation of countermeasures, including work in simulators where research is often multi-disciplinary in nature involving engineers and statisticians. Specific areas in which Traffic Psychology is particularly visible include seat belts, behavioural measures relating to enforcement, the development of road signage, speed limits, driver distraction, and the older driver licensing question (when should people quit?).

President: Bryan Porter

President-Elect: Henriette Wallén Warner

Past President: Kazumi Renge

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