This is the fourth study in a series of annual surveys on road safety conducted since 1981. The study is conducted by Statistics Sweden on behalf of the Traffic Safety Board, which had the overall responsibility for road safety in Sweden in 1984. Today is the study conducted on behalf of the Swedish Transport Administration. The study aims to identify and analyse traffic safety statistics. This is done by a written questionnaire directed to a stratified sample of the population. The study from 1984 had a 79,3 percent response rate and a sample of 3 996 randomly selected people aged between 15 and 74 years. The questions in the study include, for example, traffic behaviour and traffic patterns; attitudes to road safety and traffic rules, the relation between alcohol and traffic and child safety in traffic. Both motor traffic, bicycle and foot traffic is concerned. A total of 30 questions are used, including descriptive questions, estimation questions and attitude questions. Purpose: The survey aims to identify and analyse traffic safety statistics.
Data on international or national legislation, administrative regulations, judiciary system (powers and activities of courts), alternative dispute resolution and restorative justice, punishments.
Use note: May need an additional topic, if children are studied from a particular aspect.
Includes all types of goods transport as well as commuting, public transport (trains, buses, underground etc), and urban transport networks. Data on mobility habits, for example, cross-border shopping, routes and means used to access a location. Use note: For travel for leisure, use the topic 'Leisure, tourism and sport'.
DRINKING HABITS, PATTERNS OF ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION AND BEHAVIOUR ASSOCIATED WITH ALCOHOL INTAKE
THE DISTRIBUTION OF INFORMATION FROM ONE SOURCE TO MANY RECIPIENTS
FREEDOM FROM, OR PREVENTION OF, HARM OR DANGER TO CHILDREN