DRIVER AGE AND TRAFFIC CITATIONS RESULTING FROM MOTOR VEHICLE COLLISIONS.

Author(s)
DULISSE, B.
Year
Abstract

This paper is an initial effort to examine whether driver age is related to the likelihood of receiving a traffic citation as a consequence of a crash. All crashes involving two motor vehicles in Wisconsin, 1991 were examined; additional information on any injuries resulting from a crash were obtained from hospital discharge records. Controlling for a variety of driver, vehicle and crash-related factors, these data suggest that the likelihood of receiving a citation is an increasing function of driver age. (Author/publisher).

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I 894602 IRRD 9802 /83 /
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ACCIDENT ANALYSIS & PREVENTION. 1997 /11. 29(6) PP779-83 (4 REFS.) ELSEVIER SCIENCE LTD, THE BOULEVARD, LANGFORD LANE, KIDLINGTON, OXFORD, OX5 1GB, UNITED KINGDOM 1997

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