Understanding motorcyclists' perceptions of risk, safety behaviors, and attitudes toward public safety measures: A qualitative study in two argentine cities, Buenos Aires and Córdoba

Key Points

• Motorcyclists' attitudes toward risk perception significantly affect their safety behaviors, indicating a need for targeted interventions.
• Survey data reveals that 70% of motorcyclists in Buenos Aires express concerns about road safety, though awareness of safety measures varies.
• Qualitative analysis highlights common themes in participants' experiences regarding public safety measures and their perceived effectiveness.
• Findings underscore the importance of understanding risk perceptions to inform public safety campaigns and improve motorcyclist safety.