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Research Article

Knowledge, perceived effectiveness and qualification of traffic rules, police supervision, sanctions and justice

ORCID Icon, , ORCID Icon & ORCID Icon | (Reviewing Editor)
Article: 1393855 | Received 29 Dec 2016, Accepted 12 Oct 2017, Published online: 30 Oct 2017

Figures & data

Table 1. Distribution national census and sample, based on age groups

Figure 1. Reported level of knowledge of the traffic normative.

Figure 1. Reported level of knowledge of the traffic normative.

Figure 2. Perception of police supervision.

Figure 2. Perception of police supervision.

Figure 3. Level of according to affirmation “agents are placed in places to stop vehicles security”.

Figure 3. Level of according to affirmation “agents are placed in places to stop vehicles security”.

Figure 4. Level of according to affirmation “agents are located in the most dangerous places”.

Figure 4. Level of according to affirmation “agents are located in the most dangerous places”.

Figure 5. Level of agreement to affirmation “the purpose of the penalty is educational”.

Figure 5. Level of agreement to affirmation “the purpose of the penalty is educational”.

Figure 6. Level of agreement to affirmation “the purpose of the penalty is tax collection”.

Figure 6. Level of agreement to affirmation “the purpose of the penalty is tax collection”.

Figure 7. Criteria to stablish the type of sanction (percentages).

Figure 7. Criteria to stablish the type of sanction (percentages).

Figure 8. Penalties received (not parking).

Figure 8. Penalties received (not parking).

Figure 9. Parking penalties received.

Figure 9. Parking penalties received.

Figure 10. Assessment of justice in Spain.

Figure 10. Assessment of justice in Spain.

Figure 11. Assessment of the functioning of justice in terms of traffic and road safety.

Figure 11. Assessment of the functioning of justice in terms of traffic and road safety.