Lessons From Risk Compensation
- Safety measures need to be invisible, and not marketed or glorified.
- Prudent behaviour needs to be rewarded, giving people an incentive to stay within limits.
- Taking an action to decrease risk isn’t always a good strategy. We sometimes end up just changing the nature of the danger.
- A change for increasing safety may need further rules or measures for the right implementation.
- When people feel less safe, they are, in fact, more alert and it leads to fewer or milder accidents. This is seen when people drive with extra care in foggy or icy roads.
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