Collection analysis and interpretation of data on relationship between drugs and driving.

Author(s)
Moser, B.A. Bressler, L.D. & Williams, R.B.
Year
Abstract

Laboratory analyses of urine samples, in-depth interviews, and public driving records were obtained to investigate the relationship of traffic accidents and violations between male users and nonusers of alcohol and drugs. In general the results show that drug using drivers have no worse driving records, in terms of accidents and convictions, than the nondrug user drivers.

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B 2406 /83/
Source

Research Triangle Park, N.C. Research Triangle Institute, 1972, 183 p., fig., graph., tab., ref.; NTIS PB- 209264 / DOT HS- 800648

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