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Positive peer pressure
Teens recently created 30 second TV commercials to convince other teens to buckle up. The excellent and funny results are here. More »
Should teens ride with teens?
Laws limiting the number of teenage passengers who may ride with inexperienced teen drivers are highly supported, says a new survey, but just half of the states have such laws, even though they seem effective. More »
Foiling attacks on driving examiners
Attacks on driving examiners who fail learner drivers have prompted French authorities to require a 24 hour wait for exam results. More »
Are licensing systems biased against poor?
This exploratory study of the everyday driving experiences of adult novice drivers found that graduated licensing may be biased. More »
Terror on wheels
A new driver in Ontario, Canada discusses research on novice drivers’ crash rates, and suggests a way to save lives. More »
Crash scene is shock treatment for teen offenders
Wales police play traumatic trick to educate teen offenders. More »
Personal risk: risk behavior and young drivers
If people are predisposed to taking risks, how can they be convinced to drive more cautiously? A psychologist tackles the problem of behaviour change. More »
New to the road: reducing the risks for young drivers
Table of contents and abstracts of 14 papers presented at the 1995 First Annual International Symposium of the Youth Enhancement Service. More »
Alcohol education for new drivers
Briefly summarizes a needs assessment survey of driver educators on their use of in-class materials about impaired driving. More »
Why 16-year-olds die in crashes
The IIHS identified a number of reasons for the high crash rate among 16-year-old drivers; these are described briefly. More »
