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Hans Feenstra¹, Robert A C Ruiter, Jan Schepers

¹Department of Work and Social Psychology, Maastricht University, the Netherlands. hans.feenstra@maastrichtuniversity.nl

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Adolescents exhibit risky cycling behaviors, even before driving. A new questionnaire, the Adolescent Cycling Behaviour Questionnaire (ACBQ), identifies three key risk factors: errors, common violations, and exceptional violations.

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Area of Science:

Traffic safety research
Adolescent psychology
Behavioral science

Background:

Adolescents face elevated traffic accident risks, predating car driving.
Understanding adolescent risky cycling behavior is crucial for prevention.
Existing measures may not fully capture the nuances of this behavior.

Purpose of the Study:

To determine the factor structure of the Adolescent Cycling Behaviour Questionnaire (ACBQ).
To validate the ACBQ as a reliable instrument for measuring adolescent risky cycling.
To identify underlying dimensions of risky cycling behavior in adolescents.

Main Methods:

A sample of 1749 secondary school students (ages 13-18) completed the ACBQ.
Factor analysis was employed to examine the questionnaire's structure.
The factor structure was confirmed using two independent subsamples.

Main Results:

Factor analysis revealed a robust three-factor structure for the ACBQ.
The identified factors were categorized as errors, common violations, and exceptional violations.
This structure was consistent across different portions of the study sample.

Conclusions:

The Adolescent Cycling Behaviour Questionnaire (ACBQ) demonstrates a valid three-factor structure.
The ACBQ is a valuable tool for assessing risky cycling behaviors in adolescents.
Findings contribute to a better understanding of adolescent traffic safety.