The safety value of driver education an training

Background: New drivers, especially young ones, have extremely high crash rates. Formal instruction, which includes in-class education and in-vehicle training, has been used as a means to address this problem. Objectives: To summarize the evidence on the safety value of such programs and suggest imp...

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Published in:Injury prevention 2002-09, Vol.8 (suppl 2), p.ii3-ii8
Main Authors: Mayhew, D R, Simpson, H M
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Accidents, Traffic - prevention & control
ADTSEA
ADTSEA, The American Driver and Traffic Safety Education Association
Automobile Driving - education
Automobile Driving - standards
driver education
driver training
Drivers licenses
driving risk
Education
Empirical Research
Humans
Licensure - standards
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
NHTSA
NHTSA, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Program Evaluation
RACV
RACV, Royal Automobile Club of Victoria
Royal Automobile Club of Victoria
Safety
Secondary schools
Studies
teenager
The American Driver and Traffic Safety Education Association
Traffic accidents & safety
Training
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