Driver habits, attitudes and behaviours
The Road Safety Information Tracking Study (RITS) examines driver habits, attitudes and behaviours around Scotland and has been running since 2010. The target audience for the research is a representative sample of drivers across Scotland.
The study was set up to provide a consistent monitor of driver attitudes and behaviours across Scotland to evaluate the impact of various road safety campaigns run by the Scottish Government and Road Safety Scotland.
A continuous monitor of attitudes and behaviours allows Transport Scotland, the Scottish Government and partners to assess longer terms trends in a robust and consistent way. Each year two waves of research are conducted – 20 waves were completed between 2010 and 2021.
Download documents from our RITS Road Safety Information Tracking Study document suite of past and present reports.
Published September 2024
RITS: Road Safety Information Tracking Study (Wave 23)
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Published February 2022
RITS: Road Safety Information Tracking Study (Wave 22)
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Published August 2021
RITS: Road Safety Information Tracking Study (Wave 21)
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Published February 2021
RITS: Road Safety Information Tracking Study (Wave 20)
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Published August 2020
RITS: Road Safety Information Tracking Study (Wave 19)
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Published November 2019
RITS: Road Safety Information Tracking Study (Wave 18)
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Published October 2018
RITS: Road Safety Information Tracking Study (Wave 17)
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Published February/ March 2018
RITS: Road Safety Information Tracking Study (Wave 16)
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