Identify and survy of the cultural ground - social change in traffic behavior

The importance of the issue of human trafficking in modern societies is such that contemporary conceivable vehicles of life, such as the removal of oxygen and water as essential elements of life MyDand heavy, traffic is now everyday citizens in Iran, especially in the big cities degenerated into one of the losers important and complex issues of urban management. In the present study, referring to make culture strategies and explaining the conditions and obstacles of social and cultural change, expressed in the duties, functions and roles discipline make cultural traffic authorities to identify ground, cultural - social change in the pattern of traffic using 1) analysis of scientific literature documents 2) recognized activities took place in the police commander of Bushehr 3) and cultural experts in Bushehr and traffic traffic using interview studies, will be discussed. no categories in the template will apply. The results suggest that; Social motives and motives of transformation include the psychological, cultural, economic and cultural barriers in the way of Revaluation four groups of barriers, social, psychological, cultural and economic barriers extrusion. Some institutions are related to the traffic, the Ministry of Interior, the Supreme Council for the coordination of urban traffic, the Ministry of Communications, Ministry, Parliament, ‌, judiciary, court, companies or crane-carrying freight cars Violation , and the mass media. Some of the most important ways to bring about socio-cultural dimensions of change in behavior include traffic, FrhngSazy and institutionalizing rules and regulations, enabling Rafvan neighborhood in traffic, followed by media traffic mass, banner printing and installation of the fields and TqatHa, traffic alerts inserted in local newspapers as ongoing and planned use of the ability of artists and artistic expression as a traffic trauma, the use of religious Hmayt Hdayt and implementing regulations traffic and traffic behavior;