Part One: Theories, Concepts, and Methods 1. Traffic Psychology's Past Through to Its Future 2. Key Theories with Evaluative Comparisons 3. Qualitative Research Designs 4. Self-Report Instruments and Methods 5. Field Methods and Naturalistic Observational Techniques 6. Instrumented Vehicles and In-Car Recording Techniques 7. Modeling and Simulation Methods 8.

Crash Datasets and Analyses 9. Epidemiology and Traffic Safety Part Two: Key Variables to Understand in Traffic Psychology 10. Neuroscience 11. Visual Search Patterns in Varied Tasks 12. Social, Personality, and Affective Constructs in Driving 13. Mental Health Impacts 14. Person, Environment, and Roadway Culture 15. Human Factors and Ergonomics Part Three: Key Problem Behaviors 16.

Occupant Protection 17. Impaired Driving 18. Speeding 19. Distracted Driving 20. Fatigued Driving Part Four: Vulnerable and Problem Road Users 21. Young Occupants 22. Young Drivers 23. Older Drivers 24.

Pedestrians 25. Bicyclists 26. Motorcyclists and Motorbikes 27. Professional Drivers and Occupational Health Part Five: Major Countermeasures to Reduce Risk 28. Driver Education and Training 29. Persuasion and Motivational Messaging 30. Enforcement Part Six: Interdisciplinary Issues 31. Traffic Safety as a Public Health Concern 32.

International Applications 33. Travel Mode Choice 34. Autonomous Vehicles.