The effect of personality types on traffic law evasion (Case study: Kamyaran)

The escape of law is always one of the causes of the problems and tragedies in all societies, depending on their cultural, social, Economical and geographical context, they have different types. The importance of this issue has led researchers to research these factors in a few decades. The purpose of this essay was to investigate the effect of five major personality factors on the traffic safety law of Kamyaran city drivers. samples number included 200 experienced drivers assess which of the five major personality factors (extroversion, neuroticism, religiosity, conscientiousness, openness) are more violent while driving, and also to determine which personalities Driving in a more risky way. It also included a sample of the Factors Affecting Accidents questionnaire to examine the impact of various factors on accidents and to determine which of the factors had the greatest impact on road accidents. The sampling was done using available sampling method. A brief neo-form questionnaire was used to identify personality types. Also, a questionnaire was used to identify high-risk behaviors and rule-making, and a questionnaire was used to assess the factors affecting road accidents. A questionnaire was used to assess the validity of this questionnaire in other research. Finally, the results are summarized as follows: Personality traits: Pleasure, conscientiousness and extroversion have a significant effect on high-risk behaviors.