Aberrant Riding Behavior of Food Delivery Riders Model

Exposure to safety training or awareness education

Understanding of e-bike traffic-related codes or laws

Understanding of rider accident insurance

I will be responsible for the safety of others during the delivery process.

I will do my best to prevent crashes during the delivery process.

I will feel guilty if a crash occurs due to my own fault.

I think every delivery rider should be responsible for his or her own behavior.

If a crash occurs, it will seriously affect the family's life.

I think it is okay to violate traffic rules to pursue faster delivery while ensuring safety.

Sometimes it is possible to violate traffic rules to ensure the goods are delivered on time.

How risky do you think running a red light on an e-bike is?

How risky do you think drunk-riding is?

How risky do you think riding in the opposite direction because the vehicle in front of you is blocking the traffic is?

How risky do you think pulling into a motor lane when the non-motor lane is congested is?

How risky do you think traveling at a higher speed than the surrounding traffic is?

Possibility of being injured in a crash in the next 12 months

Possibility of being involved in a crash in the next 12 months.

Speeding (over 25 km/h)

Running a red light

Running a yellow light

Riding in the opposite direction

Occupying a motor lane

Changing lanes at your own discretion

Making/receiving phone calls

Not using a turn signal when making a turn

Turning too fast and making the e-bike difficult to control

Inattention and almost colliding with pedestrians or objects

Forcibly approaching or cutting through when the vehicle in front of you is turning right

Not slowing down before an intersection

Not slowing down to give way when entering or leaving a pedestrian area (e.g., a school or a bus stop)

Scrambling when merging with other vehicles