Traffic accidents have become a major social problem since the invention of vehicles. This issue has become a growing concern for specialists in various fields due to its negative effects on individuals and society, mainly caused by the disregard for traffic safety rules. This research paper aims to explore the social impacts of non-compliance with traffic laws, as well as the importance of traffic culture in reducing traffic accidents. The paper will also examine how the family, as the primary agent of socialization, can instill traffic culture through social control. The paper will begin by defining social control and discussing its importance in society.