Development of a best practice intervention model for recidivist speeding offenders.

Author(s)
Styles, T. Imberger, K. & Cairney, P.
Year
Abstract

Speed-related crashes are a continuing concern in Australasia. On behalf of Austroads, ARRB Group undertook to develop a framework for an intervention to promote safe driving among recidivist speeders. Five key tasks were carried out. 1. a literature review to investigate the scale and nature of speeding on the Australasian road network; 2. an overview of key models of behaviour change; 3. a literature review and consultations to identify interventions currently available for recidivist speeders; 4. development of a best practice model that explores technological and behaviour change interventions, and how these should be applied to recidivist speeding offenders; 5. the outlining of an appropriate method for the trial and evaluation of the proposed models. The most promising intervention option involves a combination of in-vehicle technology and driver education. (Author/publisher)

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C 46034 [electronic version only] /83 / ITRD E217670
Source

Sydney, NSW, AUSTROADS, 2009, IV + 77 p., ref.; AUSTROADS Technical Report AP-T134/09 - ISBN 978-1-921551-31-4

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