Two out of three driving instructors corresponds to a new study that Danes drive more recklessly than before. There is a need for etiquette in traffic, consider running the teachers who have started to teach students considerate driving. It is especially young men in cities, it is mad with.

"We have asked our members, which are some of those who move most of the traffic, about how they experience traffic today compared. Previously. The answers are quite significant and shows that there is need that we focus on proper behavior in traffic. Both for making the trip for a better experience, but also because the aggressive driving is dangerous, "says René Arnt, National Chairman of the Danish driving Instructor-Union.

The entire two out of three driving instructors similar survey carried out in collaboration with SEAT campaign run Beautifully that their fellow road users drive more recklessly than before. Only about 7 percent believe that we drive more considerately than before.

Opposite the red close driving and deliberate harassment "We suspected - from our own experience in traffic - that Danes forget the good behavior when putting hands on the wheel and your foot on the accelerator. The suspect confirms run teachers. We have a goal to get us all together to to run a little nicer with a little more respect, and make the trip in two or more wheels to a slightly better experience, "says Jesper Stoltenberg Mathiesen, director of SEAT in Denmark, which coincides with the teachers are engaged in a number of initiatives around the clock and tone in traffic.

It is especially gestures and signs, honking, deliberate harassment, too short distance to the vehicle in front and disrespect for the yellow and especially red light, driving teachers experience as a problem.

Over 90 percent of driving teachers experience so to some extent, very much or very much that others on the road running opposite the yellow and red lights, 98 percent feel that other road users getting too close, while four out of ten experienced regularly (at least once a month) to become aware bothered in traffic. Driving Teachers feel that it is especially young men in cities that behave bad in traffic.

The study comes almost simultaneously with a new curriculum that emphasizes learning coming drivers to behave properly in traffic.

The road to the license encompasses even more teaching to be positive and helpful in traffic, not to be enrage and avoid risk blindness, such as not driving too close to the vehicle in front or deal with other things than driving a car.