Alcohol countermeasures : solid rock and shifting sands.

Author(s)
Driessen, G.J. & Bryk, J.
Year
Abstract

Recent findings and issues in several areas of alcohol countermeasure research and application are reviewed. Total accidents decreased 9.7% and fatalities decreased 8.6% in Alcohol Safety Action Projects (ASAPs) as compared to non-ASAP areas when considering from 1970-1971. Other sections deal with laws and their enforcement, public education and mass media campaigns, rehabilitation, drinking pedestrians, instrumentation and the lognormal distribution controversy. Discussions are added.

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Publication

Library number
B 6393 (In: B 6384) /83.4/
Source

In: Alcohol, drugs and driving : proceedings of the Vermont Symposium on Alcohol, drugs and driving, held in Warren, Vermont on October 12-15, 1972, p. 221-271, fig., 3 graph., 9 tab., 140 ref.

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