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Does the 24/7 Sobriety Program positively influence driver behaviors in North Dakota?

The economic, social, and psychological consequences of car accidents are well established. Any effort aimed to ameliorate this social problem is welcome. Taking into account the results reported in this work across all kind of traffic signs (informative, regulatory, and warning signs), it is recommended that these traffic signs be designed to be as representative of their meaning as possible since—when they are nonrepresentative of their meaning—the signs dangerously deviate participant’s trajectory movement from the one they were following. This is the first time that traffic signs have been evaluated for their mental representations and representativeness of their meaning. The methodology used in this series of studies can be applied to testing the cognitive ergonomics of signposting on roads and analyzing, classifying, and discarding traffic signs that produce counterproductive effects on movement from the current manuals of traffic signposting in countries worldwide.