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Abstract
Dangerous Driving Behavior is the behavior of a person who is driving a vehicle that can harm himself or other riders either intentionally or not. Dangerous driving behavior has three aspects, namely, aggressive driving, risky driving and negative cognitive emotion driving. This research uses a quantitative approach with descriptive research type. Respondents in the study 200 people. The measurements of this study used a modified scale and the development of a scale from Dula Dangerous Driving Index (DDDI), a Likert scale. Data collection techniques used were using questionnaires. The results of this study indicate that dangerous driving behavior on motorcyclists in the low category with mean mean 72.27. By group of sex, age, ethnicity and experience of all groups are in the low category where the highest mean value in each group is in the group of men, young adult, Sumatran ethnic and driving experience more than five years.