In every transport group, respondents consistently rate their own group more favorably, confirming a clear in-group preference and greater tolerance for one’s own group /vias.be
According to a recent study by the Belgian road safety institute Vias, there really is an "affective polarization" in traffic ─ negative feelings and hostility ─ between different groups of road users.
People clearly rate their own group more positively than others, with particularly negati
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